Cut an X in the middle of the circle with an exacto knife.
Fold your tissues and put into mason jar.
Feed a center tissue up through your X in your scrapbook paper, and screw on the lid ring. Done!
I decided to paint and distress my mason jar to make it a little more adorable and I gathered up some other mason jars I had around and quickly made a couple more. So easy! You can see how I made that DIY Mercury Glass jar here. And I got that green jar already tinted that way as part of Ball Jar’s heritage collection.
Mason Jar Tissue Holder
So fun, right? I love them! I now have one in my bathroom, family room and kitchen, just like that!
**Update: After having these for a few months now, I would suggest laminating the scrapbook paper before cutting the X. The paper seemed to tear after a while. You could also just use packing tape on one or both sides to strengthen it a little!
You can see my other favorite mason jar craft that I’ve made by clicking the photo below. My Mason Jar Salt and Pepper Shakers!
Landee,
I know you posted this two years ago but I have to say I’m so excited to find something that is a great gift idea and doesn’t break the bank. Can’t wait to make a whole slew of these. I found the Kleenex on sale at Target too: https://www.target.com/p/kleenex-perfect-fit-tissues-4pk/-/A-16719210
Recently, I had my kitchen renovated and lost my spot where I usually stored the tissue. I saw your mason jar tissue holder and had an “I can do that” moment. I love it. I change the paper top for each season. Right now I have a light green for spring (even though it’s snowing). Thank you.
Mavis, I love that! I need to switch out my paper for the seasons too… great idea!