DIY Pedicure in a Jar

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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

Free Printable Label

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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.

Course DIY

Prep Time 5 minutes

Author Erin Henry

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

To assemble, place a small stack of cotton rounds in the bottom of each jar, and then add the pedicure tools and polishes.
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.