Giveaway: Decorative Lids from Mason Jar Lifestyle

June 12, 2018

An assortment of decorative lids from Mason Jar Lifestyle

In my household, mason jars are our default vessels. Canning is certainly one of their primary uses, but we also employ them for storing leftovers, corralling LEGO collections, stashing office supplies, arranging flowers, and displaying rocks gathered on vacation. They are truly all-purpose containers.

Decorative lid with grab handle from Mason Jar Lifestyle

One issue that I’ve run into in the past when using mason jars for all manner of things is that sometimes, you get weird olfactory cross-contamination when it comes to the lids (ask me what happens when you store Q-Tips under a lid that once protected pickles).

Assortment of decorative grab handle lids

To keep this weirdness at bay, I’ve got a small assortment of decorative lids from Mason Jar Lifestyle that are not designed for food use. This means I keep them expressly for all the other things that I stash in jars, thus keeping the cotton balls free of relish memories and ready to serve another day. They also can fit over the flat lids on most jars, if you want to use them to dress up jars you’re giving as gifts.

Decorative flower frog jar lids from Mason Jar Lifestyle

If you find yourself in the market for decorative lids, I highly recommend checking out the assortment that Mason Jar Lifestyle sells. They’ve got everything from lids with vintage styling (galvanized or oil-rubbed), lids with handles (you can tuck a flat canning lid into these if you are desperate to use them in your pantry), flower frogs, and so much more.

Decorative lid with grab handle from Mason Jar Lifestyle

This week, I’m giving away two sets of decorative lids (winners get to choose an assortment of eight lids) here on the blog and another set over on Instagram. Make sure to enter in both places to increase your chances of winning!

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Disclosure: Mason Jar Lifestyle is a Food in Jars partner and this giveaway is a component of our partnership. Their continued sponsorship helps keep this blog afloat. All thoughts and opinions expressed in this blog post are entirely my own.

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96 thoughts on "Giveaway: Decorative Lids from Mason Jar Lifestyle"

  • Oooh, aaah, yes, these are must haves. For everything. But, would especially like them for using with the purple jars, maybe the green ones as well. Somehow those just don’t get used for canning and would be great for other purposes.

  • These look so handy – I, too, use my jars for all manner of storage and sometimes the rings and lids are a pain for those applications.

  • This would help towards my goal of getting my odds and ends gathered up and organized, especially in the craft area!

  • I love these. I would use the wire ones for a simple flower arrangement and the others to top a jar full of delicious M&M’s

  • I am re-doing my guest bed and bath and these would be perfect to store some travel amenities – have a lot of family visiting this year!

  • I love the idea of using these decorative lids for something other than food. I keep getting hung up on the 2 part lid, or the dreaded plastic one piece from Ball. I’d love something different.

  • I use mason jars to store dry goods like nuts, seeds, dried fruit, grains, legumes, etc. I’m always looking for a new way to decorate my lids but these would be the best!

  • I would use these decorative lids on some of my vintage jars to store small things like thread, thumb drives, buttons, needles.

  • Much like you, I would use them for everything. Sewing items, bathroom – cotton and swabs, marbles and little toys, candy…. And I like those cute flower frog looking ones for fresh cut flower arrangements.

  • The galvanized lids I’d use for storing odds and ends, like buttons, qtips, etc. The flower frogs for flowers and to make my mason jar a tissue holder! Definitely great for candy and also my herbs after I dry them in the dehydrator. I prefer to store them for a bit not air tight to be sure they are fully dry.

  • How would I use these lids……let me count the ways! I love them all and can picture them just about everywhere in my home…..filled with flowers, seed packet waiting to be planted, the little packs of dish washer soap, treasures found on walks.with my grand children, on and on and on!

  • Love the ones with the handles –perfect for storing craft items. I would also like the flower frog for floral arrangements.

  • I just moved into an apartment! My theme is french country so they would be perfect.They would help with organizing and I have a cute mantel to display floral arrangements.

  • Like you, mason jars are my default. I might make a full pot of instant pot oatmeal for the week (2 daughters, me and the carpool kid that has learned to love them), I could (and do) use them for homemade yoghurt, leftovers, the ginger left over from the ginger brandy I made last winter. All those things create smells that I don’t want outside the kitchen. And those lids with the wire? flowers and herbs, here I come!

  • As a gardener with a lot of flowers, I’m always on the lookout for vessels that make good vases. Some of my favorite are vinegar cruets ( I tie the lid on to the handle with a ribbon), cream pitchers, tea pots, and mason jars. I have never purchased a frog lid, but that would be so much better/easier than tape.

  • These look so cute and would look much nicer than the peanut butter jar lids I end up using after I opening one of my canning products.

  • I would love them for storage of non-food items…thinking of creating a half gallon jar of sock yarn leftovers–I knit a lot of socks!

  • Hydrangea season is almost upon us and I could use the flower frog to make nice arrangements to give to friends!

  • These are so cute. I’d love some of those chicken wire ones for flowers. We use mason jars for everything. In fact, I often have to hunt them down, because my kids love to use them too.

  • I really enjoy arranging flowers and would love to try the “frog” lids. Those would be perfect for loose, drapey arrangements.

  • I love these lids! It would be awesome to have them on the counter for coffee etc. Easier to open too.

  • They look so fun. I think I could use a couple in my pantry to help dress it up. The ones that hold flowers would also be fun to try. Thanks for having these giveaways.

  • I’d use them for the food storage jars that are kind of on display. Space is limited and if I have to look at something these lids would make it a lot more fun to see!

  • I like the idea of using jars for flower vases, so I’d love to have the flower frogs. thanks for the giveaway!

  • These are simply stunning and the thought of them tucked away in the bathroom of my 1918 era home makes me giddy;). Hope to be considered for the give away, thank you!

  • I would use these all over my house! To arrange flowers, snacks for my work desk, q-tips in the bathroom, etc.

  • I would love to have the flower frog so we can display all our beautiful summer blooms easier. I have family heirloom peonies (I’m at least the 4th generation who has had them) and they do best with some support!

  • What great lids!!! I use my jars for everything from storage to planting a spider plant that lives on the window sill! They keep the bugs & mice out of things – we live in an old house & it’s impossible to keep ALL the wildlife out. I think I’d use the floral lids with some brightly colored cloth to house non-perishables! What a great idea.

  • I would definitely use them on the jars, but also I would like to make a windchime out of them. I think that would look so neat.

  • I would love a pretty lid to contain all of the loose change in my house! And the flower frogs…perfect!

  • Love the lids. Not sure what I would use them
    for atm but know I would find something. ❤

  • My husband thinks I’m crazy but I use Mason jars all over the house. In the kitchen, I use them for beans, rice, grains, and dried foods that I don’t want pests in!
    I use a jar in the bathroom for guest toothbrushes and small tubes of toothpaste and another for cotton balls.
    I use them in my sewing room for buttons, small spools of thread, lace, and misc. items.
    New lids on everything would be nice!

  • These are awesome! I’d use them on the jars of dry goods on open shelving. And the floral ones are really cool, I’d use those for fresh herb medleys.

  • I use Ball jars for everything so the lids would go on top of – nuts, grains, dried fruit, leftovers, buttons, ferments ……..

  • These are fantastic. I’d use them for storing craft supplies in my art room. They’d look great in there.

  • If it fits in the jar, than I use them. Sewing and craft supplies, in the bathroom you name it. My favorite is creating my own air room freshener.

  • I can see using the lids with the criss-cross wires to hold up the flowers the children bring to me. =)

  • I have more jars than I care to admit… Now I’m putting pictures in them. Wide mouth pint and quart.

  • Flower arranging, and storing any non-food items. Like you, I don’t like the odor that remains on a lid, even after several washings and soakings.

  • I love my Mason jars, and also use them all over my house, besides the kitchen. I have a passion for vintage jars, and these lids would be perfect for them. Thank you for this post, I didn’t know about these lids……can’t wait to browse this collection!

  • Thanks for the email it was good to hear from you again! I would use the lids in pantry and other storage. Beautiful!

  • I use Ball Jars on my countertop for my vitamins. I love the big ones to store sugar, flour & anything that could get bugs. I need these cute tops!