I made these tiny porcelain dolls by making a mold of a ceramic figurine. Before I fired them I drilled a hole above the tiny hands. I experimented in both directions. After they were fired I glued them to some recycled tiles I score out on a walk in the neighborhood. (Quite frankly one of the best sources of recycled things especially the walk the night before trash day. (Pro Tip) then I gathered up graphics from the internet with using the word “lawn signs” and printed them out in a variety of tiny sizes. Next I cut them out and glued them on foam core. This made it super easy to poke a tooth pick into the foam middle. A few of the tooth picks I trimmed down. Want to make a mini recycled doll protest girl? Grab your favorite doll, stick and sign and you too can have a mini protest girl my fellow Makers!
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Crafting the Fourth: Mason Jar Magic with My Cricut
Looking for an easy yet eye-catching way to add a little patriotic charm to your 4th of July decor? This Stars & Stripes Mason Jar Cricut Craft from CraftBits is a festive and fun project that’s perfect for crafters with a Cricut machine on hand.
This DIY features classic red, white, and blue vinyl elements—think stars, stripes, and all the Americana vibes—applied to a simple mason jar. The beauty of this craft is how versatile it is. Whether you’re using it as a lantern with a tea light, a utensil holder for your backyard BBQ, or even a candy jar for your holiday table, it’s a great way to add a personal, handmade touch to your celebration.
We also love how quick and beginner-friendly this project is, making it ideal for anyone looking to create something festive without committing to an all-day crafting session. The clean design means you can easily personalize it with names, dates, or different color combinations too.
This craft is also featured on our sister site, [insert blog name if you’d like], where we highlight holiday Cricut crafts and patriotic decor ideas. Be sure to check it out if you’re building your 4th of July craft list!