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Home » diy » Get Organized in 2014: Make a Popsicle Stick & Mason Jar Chore Chart!

diy, kids, kids crafts, organizing · January 5, 2014

Get Organized in 2014: Make a Popsicle Stick & Mason Jar Chore Chart!

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Make a Mason Jar and Popsicle Stick Chore Chart.

This is an easy project for 2014!!

mason jar chore chart tutorial at tatertots and jello

Supplies Needed:

supplies

Cork Board Mason Jars (2 per child) Wire Hot Glue Gun and Glue Sticks Paint and Masking Tape or Painter’s Tape Large Numbers Small Chalkboard Ornaments (1 per mason jar) Chalkboard Marker Popsicle Sticks Washi Tape (optional) Clear Spray 1 piece of paper and clear tape

mason jar chore chart tape off the board

Instructions:

  • Paint the Cork Board. Tape off a design with tape or paint a design on the board. Once the tape is in the pattern you desire, smooth the edges of the tape down with your fingertips to make sure you have a sealed edge. Paint the board and let dry. Once dry, peel off the tape, revealing your design. Spray with clear spray to protect the paint.

layout

  • Lay out the mason jars and large numbers on the board and mark where they will be placed. Make holes in the cork board where the wire will go though the board to secure the mason jars. Use a sharp object to punch holes in the cork board. Measure the placement so all of the mason jars will line up evenly on the board.
  • Use hot glue gun to glue on the large numbers.

mason jar chore chart measure the holes

  • Cut a 16 inch section of wire for each Mason jar. Then wrap the middle of the wire around each Mason jar, securing it at the back of the jar by twisting it. The ridges at the top of the jar should hold the wire onto the mason jars. Then thread the wire through the holes that you punched out earlier. Once through the cork board, place an extra Popsicle stick at the back of the board and twist the remaining wire around the stick to secure it to the board.
  • Do this with each of the mason jars until they are all secured on the cork board.
  • Optional – to secure them even further, flip the board over and hot glue the wire and Popsicle sticks to the back of the board.
  • Use a piece of chalk or chalkboard pens to write on the chalkboard ornaments. I used “To Do” on the top chalkboards and “Done” on the bottom ones.
  • Then hot glue the chalkboard ornaments onto the mason jars.

mason jar chore chart to do

  • The last thing to do is make the chore sticks. Use washi tape (optional) one design per child and wrap the washi tape around each of the Popsicle sticks. Then write or type out the chores on a piece of paper and cut into strips. Attach one chore to each Popsicle stick with clear tape.

 

mason jar chore chart print out

It’s a great way to get kids involved in keeping the home organized!!

mason jar chore chart tutorial at tatertots and jello

Do you have a chore chart system?? 

What do you do to keep your home organized?? 

Let us know in the comments! 

Have a wonderful day! 

xoxo

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Posted By: Jen · In: diy, kids, kids crafts, organizing

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Comments

  1. Nikki H says

    January 16, 2014 at 11:27 AM

    Where did you get the number blocks? Too cute, can’t wait to make mine! 🙂

  2. Nikki says

    January 16, 2014 at 6:47 AM

    Where did you get the number blocks? Too cute!!

  3. Kristyn says

    January 8, 2014 at 2:03 PM

    LOVE this, Jen!! I definitely need to make one. Thank you for the inspiration!

  4. Krista @thehappyhousie says

    January 8, 2014 at 12:48 PM

    This is awesome Jen- I have often used jobs on popsicle sticks in my classroom but haven’t extended it home… like the ‘to do’ and done jars- and the chevron makes it all so cute. Thanks for sharing it!

  5. Amy Huntley says

    January 6, 2014 at 9:23 PM

    I just love this Jen!!

  6. Liz says

    January 6, 2014 at 3:40 PM

    This is awesome! Love the chevron and the washi tape. Great way to bring a fun, crafty side to a not-so-fun craft. I bet your children love it too.
    Liz

  7. Dawn says

    January 6, 2014 at 3:32 PM

    I’ve been meaning to do a chore chart for a year now! Mine are just getting to the age to get started. Pinned this is make ASAP. Thanks so much for the tutorial! 🙂

  8. Desiree @ The36thAvenue says

    January 6, 2014 at 11:22 AM

    Love this idea! Thank you for sharing Jen 🙂

  9. Kris, Neighbor Chick says

    January 6, 2014 at 8:30 AM

    Cutie-pie idea! The sticks in the jars remind me of old fashioned hard candy at a general store. Love this…gonna tweet it now. Happy New Year!

  10. Mique says

    January 6, 2014 at 7:11 AM

    We’ve tried all different types of chore charts. Maybe they’d actually do them if I had a cute one. 😉 Love this!

  11. Gina says

    January 6, 2014 at 7:02 AM

    This is great Jen- I have been thinking of starting a new system for the new year.

    Hope you had a wonderful holiday seasom- missed being here with you as much as normal. Hugs!

  12. Tara says

    January 6, 2014 at 12:06 AM

    I love it, Jen! The chevron is such a nice touch!

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