15 Ways Mason Jars Make Fall So Much Better

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Fall is often cited as the best season. Besides boasting beautiful colors and brisk temperatures, fall months are perfect for experimenting with fun activities. From apple picking and bread baking to party hosting and DIY crafting, the possibilities are endless. 

Need inspiration to get your started? We've got two words: mason jars. The cute and trendy item is extremely versatile and sure to get your creative juices flowing when you're brainstorming how to celebrate fall. Check out a few of the ways mason jars can get you in the mood: 

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Pack fall snacks like caramel popcorn.
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Transform them into a tabletop setting.
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Finally try that no-bake pumpkin pie recipe.
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Use them for DIY candles to set cozy a mood.
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Spruce up your morning coffee.
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Turn them into a festive fall display.
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Hunting for a good gift? Look no further.
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Throwing a Halloween party? They make great place settings.
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Use them as containers for your favorite fall spreads.
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If you've ever wanted to grow your own herbs...
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Transform your kitchen into a charming fall farmhouse.
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Make them party favors.
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Whip up monkey bread in a jar during your next baking binge.
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Show off your fall flowers.
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Make our own mood lighting for an intimate outdoor soiree.

For more mason jar magic, check out how to use them to make your favorite salad: 

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