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Washi Tape Mason Jar Lid Ornament

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My kids love to use tape. Actually, I can't think of a child I know that doesn't like to use a tape dispenser. Using tape is such a great way to work on fine motor skills that when I saw some sparkly, festive tape dispensers at the Dollar Tree, I quickly stuck them in my cart for some preschool fine motor fun. We paired our washi tape with a recycled mason jar lid and made an easy homemade mason jar lid ornament for preschoolers. If you're on the hunt for some easy kid-made ornaments for your classroom, daycare, homeschool co-op, or Sunday School class, this Washi Tape Mason Jar Lid Ornament would be perfect!

This Kid-Made Washi Tape Mason Jar Lid Ornament is adorable and so simple to make for Christmas. This homemade ornament is perfect for working on fine motor skills. The best part is I already have all the mason jar lids and washi tape for this kids Christmas ornament craft.

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My youngest was excited to use the sparkly tape to make this Washi Tape Mason Jar Lid Ornament. Watching Asher get tangled up in the sticky tape made me think of the cover of the children's book Merry Christmas Mom and Dad by Mercer Mayer. The main character, Little Critter, gets in all kinds of silly situations while preparing for Christmas--stuck in the tape while wrapping presents, tangled up in the twinkle lights, and many more hilarious things that made my kids laugh out loud. Asher looked a little bit like Little Critter in the book cover below by the end of this craft, but he loved every second of it!

Merry Christmas Mom and DadMerry Christmas Mom and Dad

Materials

Make a Washi Tape Mason Jar Lid Ornament

Have your child place strips of the sparkly washi tape across the mason jar lid. This Kid-Made Washi Tape Mason Jar Lid Ornament is adorable and so simple to make for Christmas. This homemade ornament is perfect for working on fine motor skills. The best part is I already have all the mason jar lids and washi tape for this kids Christmas ornament craft.

There is no right or wrong way here. I encouraged my four year old to let the tape hang off the edges and then we could curl the excess around the back of the mason jar lid. He decided not to wait until the end and did this for each piece. Whatever works, right?

This Kid-Made Washi Tape Mason Jar Lid Ornament is adorable and so simple to make for Christmas. This homemade ornament is perfect for working on fine motor skills. The best part is I already have all the mason jar lids and washi tape for this kids Christmas ornament craft.

When the lid is covered with sparkly tape, use a hole punch and a little oomph to punch a hole in the canning jar lid. Use some ribbon or baker's twine to thread through the hole and make a loop.

This Kid-Made Washi Tape Mason Jar Lid Ornament is adorable and so simple to make for Christmas. This homemade ornament is perfect for working on fine motor skills. The best part is I already have all the mason jar lids and washi tape for this kids Christmas ornament craft.

Don't forget to write the name and date on the back so you'll always remember who made this ornament! Hang on the tree and enjoy it in all its sparkly kid-made goodness.

This Kid-Made Washi Tape Mason Jar Lid Ornament is adorable and so simple to make for Christmas. This homemade ornament is perfect for working on fine motor skills. The best part is I already have all the mason jar lids and washi tape for this kids Christmas ornament craft.

This Kid-Made Washi Tape Mason Jar Lid Ornament is adorable and so simple to make for Christmas. This homemade ornament is perfect for working on fine motor skills. The best part is I already have all the mason jar lids and washi tape for this kids Christmas ornament craft.

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10 DAYS OF A KID-MADE CHRISTMAS

Are you still searching for the perfect kid-made Christmas craft or activity for your kids, grandkids,  scout group, or classroom? Click the image below to visit the landing page for the 10 Days of a Kid-Made Christmas series hosted by Mama Miss. All of the ornaments in the series are inspired by children's books and there will be 70+ ornaments by the end of the ten days. We had such a fun time last year with our Rainbow Fish Inspired Perler Bead Ornament that we had to join in the fun again!

You can also follow along by searching the hashtag #KidMadeChristmas on Twitter and Instagram!

10 Days of Kid-Made Christmas 2015

DAY 3 CONTRIBUTORS

Shared below are links to the Day 3 crafts and activities. Which one will you make?!

A Little Pinch of Perfect--Homemade Cinnamon Christmas Ornaments
What Do We Do All Day?--Tomten Garland
The Life of Jennifer Dawn--DIY Wood Slice Ornament
Adventures of Adam--Norman The Slug Who Saved Christmas Ornament
Mama Smiles--Polymer Clay Snowman Ornaments
One Time Through--Easy Fabric Ornaments
Buggy and Buddy--Button Star Christmas Ornament
Kitchen Floor Crafts--Mitten Ornaments
Montessori Nature--Christmas Star Kid-Made Ornament

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OOOHHHHH Sparkly Washi Tape - it just gets better! Great Idea!