A mason jar with a handle; A wooden dowel rod; 1.5 cups of birdseed; 0.5 packet of unflavored gelatin; 1.5 tablespoons of corn syrup; 0.5 cup of flour; 0.25 cup of boiling water ...

Everybody loves a good mason jar. Use the little glass wonders in your wedding, and we guarantee they will be so cute, your guests won't even be able to handle it. Check out these 21 adorable DIYs ...

We first wrote about the Diwire, the world’s first desktop CNC wire bender, nearly a year ago and since then, the prototype has been able to move into production after its $100,000 Kickstarter ...

Over 125 years, folks have found many creative uses for the Ball Mason jar. We look at some of the ideas including one for watering container plants while you are on vacation.

Mason jar bouquets: I have to admit this idea isn’t for everyone, but I love the concept. Use mason jars with handles as the base for your bridal party’s bouquets.

Standard mason jar lids are typically about 2.3 to 2.75 inches wide, ... It's made with sturdy stainless steel on the bottom to grip your jar and a strong plastic handle on top that's easy to twist.