This Pedicure in a Jar is the perfect DIY gift! Give it to mom for Mother’s Day or as a party favor for bridal and baby showers. Either way it’s an adorable, pampering treat.
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DIY Pedicure in a Jar
You know I can’t resist anything in a mason jar! These pedicure sets are no exception! If I’m not putting Cookies in a Jar, I’m making some other little gift and tying it up pretty with a bow.
This is a versatile DIY because you can make 1 or 20 depending on how you’re going to use them. Plus, they’re fairly inexpensive. How cute would it be to give these away at a bridal shower as a party favor or prize?
OTHER USES for PEDICURE IN A JAR
- Teacher Appreciation or End of the Year Gift
- Hostess Gift
- Bathroom Decor Idea
- Thank you Gift
- Girls Birthday
- Just Because
With a few simple supplies you can assemble these little jars in just a few minutes.
MATERIALS NEEDED
Pint Size Mason Jars (wide mouth)
Pedicure Supplies (nail file, nail clippers, toe separators, push stick, polish, etc.)
Cotton Rounds
Ribbon, Tags and Labels
DIY Pedicure In a Jar
This Pedicure in a Jar is the perfect DIY gift! Give it to mom for Mother’s Day or as a party favor for bridal and baby showers. Either way it's an adorable, pampering treat.
Ingredients
- Pint Size Mason Jars wide mouth
- Pedicure Supplies nail file, nail clippers, toe separators, push stick, polish, etc.
- Cotton Rounds
- Ribbon Tags and Labels
Instructions
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To assemble, place a small stack of cotton rounds in the bottom of each jar, and then add the pedicure tools and polishes.
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Decorate your jars with personalized labels and tags, and then add some cute coordinating ribbon for the finishing touch.
I found this 7 piece nail set at Dollar Tree, so look there first and see if they have something that might work before buying individually. That could be pricey. The set wasn’t very interesting packaged like this, but in a mason jar, it’s something special 🙂 {The dry skin file was too large to put in the jar, so I used it for something else.}
Remove the nail care set from the package and fill the mason jar with all of the supplies.
The labels on top of the jar are 2.5 inch printable circles purchased from Paper Source. You could use printable labels or print out what you want your labels to say, and then punch them yourself with a 2.5 inch craft punch. Amazon also has printable round labels.
The cute labels I used, can be printed from here.
Attach a girly little ribbon and tag and it’s ready to go!
Enjoy creating your pedicure in a jar gifts and giving them as party favors or to those you love – like mom!
Another great handmade DIY is this Lavender Vanilla Sugar Scrub.
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This is an adorable idea that can be collected over time and kept on hand for those times when you need a quick gift. Thanks for a great idea. 😉
That’s totally right, Stacey! Collecting the items over time would be a great strategy 🙂 I love keeping things on hand in case you need a quick gift or just run out of time to get one.
This is so clever and pretty and the perfect gift Erin! I love the jar idea, it would look so pretty on any bathroom shelf and who doesn’t like a pedicure! Also the labels are so cute! Thanks for sharing at Sweet Inspiration #5!! happy weekend!
I think you’re right, Katrin. Putting it on a bathroom shelf would be adorable. Thanks for hosting a great party!
Really cute, Erin! Great party favor. Nice gift and not too expensive!
With wedding season upon us, this would make an easy DIY party favor, for sure. It would also be a great hostess gift as well.
This is such a great idea, not only for Mother’s Day, but it would be a great teacher appreciation gift, too, especially paired with a nice DIY scrub!
Another great use – teacher appreciation gift! Love it! Pairing it with a scrub would be perfect. I love DIYing scrubs, too!
What a great idea! This is a really cute gift idea! This would be a great gift for my mother. She’s hard to buy for.
Thanks, Linda. I think it’s cute too. Easy, cute and inexpensive is my kind of handmade gift 🙂
Happy Friday Erin! This is such a great and charming idea. You can use it for so many situations. You always have such great ‘pampering’ gifts.And perfect for teacher appreciation this week too.
Wishing you a lovely weekend.
Hugs, Lynn
I think I’m going to add some other uses to the post, because the more I think about it, the more I realized it’s a good gift for so many thing 🙂 Thanks for coming by, Lynn!
A great idea for a gift, Erin! Very adorable.
This is a fantastic idea.
Thanks, Sadhna! Hope you’re having a great day!
What a wonderful gift idea.
This is such a sweet gift! I love that you put it all in a mason jar with a ribbon. So cute!
Thanks, Gina. It’s is such a sweet and easy gift to make for someone…just the way I like them…simple, sweet, practical and inexpensive 🙂
What a precious gift idea which is also affordable!
Thank you for sharing this at TOHOT.
Thanks, Laura. It’s is such a nice and easy gift that’s affordable.
These are so pretty and would be great for a little girls birthday party or big girls party.
What a great idea! How cute would it be to give these as gifts at a girl’s birthday party?? Love it!
What a great gift idea and you could also use the idea for whatever theme your gift is for. I would love to receive something like this as I love being pampered and the mason jars are so pretty. #waywow
Such a cute gift, and love the pretty labels – will definitely be making these 🙂
They’re so easy to make…you’ll be able to whip them up in no time at all! Thanks for coming by, Sarah. Enjoy the printable labels.
These are adorable and they look professionally made! Pinned and stumbled this post.
You’re so sweet…I don’t know about professionally made, but they are cute! 🙂 Thanks for the pin and stumble!
I love this and it looks so pretty as well. A really great idea, thanks for sharing 🙂 # WAYWOW
This would make a great graduation present, they could pack it away and take it with them to college. It doesn’t take up much room and it would be a nice piece of home! Really cute, I love the idea.
I didn’t think of that one, Nikki! Yes, the pedicure in a jar would totally be a nice send off for a grad. A nice piece of home for sure.
I love this idea, not just as a gift but also for me! Thanks for sharing at the Thursday Favorite Things Blog Hop.
Me too! Love cute, pampering things…especially in a jar!
I love all gifts in a jar ideas! Thank you for sharing!
If you have time, come and share this post over at the Really Crafty link party too! (http://keepingitrreal.blogspot.com.es/2016/05/welcome-to-really-crafty-link-party-19.html).
These would make great favors for a bridal shower! Love it! Just pinned 🙂
Yes! They would be the perfect bridal shower favor. They are adorable and economical. Thanks for the pin.
Hi Erin, I just saw your post on Twitter and had to pop over, I have just added your idea to my Professional Pedicure Tutorial for at home Pedicures that include polishing tips for a long lasting salon quality pedicure. You are welcome to stop by and take a look get your copy and if you would like have my permission to include for your friends and family.
Please also stop by and share on my #OMHGWW this week
Hope you have a wonderful safe week!
Karren
Thanks for popping over from Twitter, Karren. I will pop over to your site and and take a look. I couldn’t survive without pedicures 🙂
Hi Erin, this is such a lovely way to present a gift. I plan to make some chocolate brazil nuts and put them into a nice jar as part of
my Mums Christmas present. She loves chocolate uts and cute jars.
xx
That sounds like the perfect idea, Debbie. How nice and thoughtful of you!
Hello and thanks for sharing this!
I’m getting ready to try it out & wondered if you’ve ever used castor oil in sugar scrub recipes before?
Thanks!
I haven’t used castor oil, just almond, olive or coconut. Let me know how it goes for you, Teresa.