These fall jars make a great table centerpiece, fireplace mantel decoration, or would make a great gift as well! Add a candle, and you have a beautiful, cozy ambiance for fall! These Fall Leaf Candle Mason Jar Crafts also make the perfect addition to a nature table. With all of these great uses let’s get to creating them.
Fall Leaf Candles
DIY Fall Leaf Candle – Mason Jar Crafts for Fall
There’s nothing quite like the cozy charm of fall, and this DIY Fall Leaf Candle is the perfect way to bring that autumn magic into your home! Using a few simple fall supplies, you can create a stunning seasonal decoration that captures the beauty of changing leaves in warm amber light.
This budget-friendly craft is wonderfully easy to make, requiring just a few materials and minimal time, making it perfect for craft nights, fall gatherings, or a relaxing weekend project.
Whether you’re decorating your own home or looking for a thoughtful handmade gift, this rustic mason jar candle brings the essence of autumn to any space, filling it with a warm, inviting glow that celebrates the season’s natural beauty.
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What you will need to make your Fall Leaf Candle Jar is in this picture below. However, I have it displayed in list form to print out towards the bottom of the page.
There are two ways to make these lovely leaf candle jars. I’m going to share an adult version, and a child made version. For the child-friendly leaf jar, your child will use Mod Podge instead of hot glue.
After you have gathered a handful of pretty artificial leaves, you’ll use the hot glue gun to glue leaves all over the jars, leaving a little bit of the jar showing through in some places.
Wrap the twine around the top rim of the jars, glue down the ends to hold in place. You can also tie ribbon or string around the twine if you would like.
Place a candle into each jar and light it in the evening.
Leaf Candle
Child Made (Natural) Version – Fall Leaf Candle Mason Jar Crafts
If you are using the Leaf Unit, we shared this is a great fall craft to add if you are looking for additional art ideas. If not, no problem just start by reading a few leaf books and taking your kids on a leaf hunt. Search for leaves of various colors, shapes, and sizes. Newly fallen leaves work best. When you get home, you’ll need to press the leaves in a book for several days.
