![]() ![]() If you like this tutorial, be sure to subscribe for e-mail updates when I post new tutorials to the blog! Happy crafting. I hope your DIY pour spout lid turns out beautiful! I am looking forward to using my new pour spout to add baking soda to my laundry when needed. You don’t need to glue the scrapbook paper onto the lid, because the screw band will hold it in place. If yours turns out off-center like mine did, turn the whole thing over and use scissors to trim the edges of the scrapbook paper.įINAL STEP: Place your beautiful pour-spout lid inside the screw band, and screw it onto your mason jar. No worries, though! The edges are going to be covered by the screw band anyway. Mine, unfortunately, turned out way off-center. STEP 7: After cutting out your spout-hole, place the scrapbook paper over the top of the spout, to make sure it fits. Use an appropriate surface for cutting (mine was an empty cereal box). STEP 6: Use a craft knife to cut out the hole for your spout. You can easily bend it back when you are done with this step. You may need to bend the spout open slightly, to fit your pen or pencil in the spout. Trace the inside opening of the spout onto the back of your scrapbook paper (see picture below). Because of the tight seal these gadgets provide, there are plenty of. Each lid in the two-pack simply screws onto the top of the glass, giving it a sturdy handle and a more manageable spout. ![]() (The back side of my scrapbook paper has this stripe pattern on it.) Turn your spout cut-out right-side-up, and open the spout. Soligts Mason jar lids are here to transform any mason jar into the perfect pouring vessel, as proven by the 1,600 perfect ratings they have earned. STEP 5: Now turn your scrapbook paper circle over. It is ok to trace right onto the top of the paper, because the edges will be covered by the screw band. STEP 4: Place your cut-out face-down on the scrapbook paper. Then place your cut-out into the mason jar screw band to make sure it fits properly. STEP 3: Cut out your traced circle (not pictured). STEP 2 is to lay your mason jar lid on the salt container top and trace it. Please take any necessary safety precautions. STEP 1 is to saw off the top of the salt container. Salt container or a similar cardboard container with a metal pour spoutĪs you can see from the picture above, I decided to take pictures and create this tutorial AFTER I started working on my lid □.And voila, this is the tutorial that I came up with for making your very own mason jar pour spout lids! Enjoy. I was wishing that there was a way to make this lid into a pour spout… and then an idea popped into my head! I envisioned the top of a salt container and wondered if I could make it fit on top of the mason jar. I am using this particular jar to hold baking soda in my laundry room. The same jars are around $15 at Michaels right now! I just received the set of 6 Ball heritage mason jars that I recently ordered on Amazon! What a deal… when I ordered they were on sale for $7.99. ![]()
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