White Christmas Mason Jar Luminaries
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Ginger Bowie
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$10
1 Hour
Easy
Super easy, pretty (and cheap!) mason jar luminaries for Christmas. I used stencils, glass paint, Mod Podge & salt to make these in under an hour. :)
These mason jar luminaries are so easy! You probably have almost all the supplies on hand to make these already, too!
You'll need mason jars, Mod Podge, silver glass paint, foam brushes, stencils, tea lights, ribbon & salt.
This step is totally optional but the snowflakes do add a pretty touch. :) I used some Martha Stewart glass paint snowflake stencils to stencil my jars.
After the paint dried, I coated my mason jar with Mod Podge. Then I just sprinkled salt on my jar.
The salt sticks right to the Mod Podge, and it looks so pretty!
I love how they turned out!
They would make a great centerpiece on a holiday table or even decoration for a winter wedding.
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Published November 14th, 2012 2:08 AM
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Yna49543629 on Nov 23, 2020
I have made them but used epsom salt and bits of artificial greenery, red berries, and a bit of raffia for the trim instead of ribbon. I used the string of mini lights inside each which gave them a nice sparkle. I did not paint the snowflakes on them but really like this look. Thanks!
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Terrynicholson58 on Sep 27, 2022
I did the same and gave for presents. People loved them.
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Love the look, but is stencil on inside or outside of jar????
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