Can I use a regular jar to make solar luminaries?

Sun3282483
by Sun3282483
Can a normal jar can be used to make mason jar luminary?
  9 answers
  • Valerie Valerie on Dec 13, 2015
    Solar lights are one of my favourite things! There is no reason why you cannot use ordinary jars. Here is a link to one of my boards which will should you plenty of inspiration and tips: http://www.hometalk.com/b/1003795/solar-lights
  • Glaynebaker Glaynebaker on Dec 13, 2015
    Sure, you can. Mason jars are often used because of their look and because, as canning jars, they are strong.
  • Suzan Suzan on Dec 13, 2015
    yes, use any thing you want as long as you can see thru it :)
  • JoAnn JoAnn on Dec 13, 2015
    Yes, as long as it is clear!
  • BJ Ward BJ Ward on Dec 13, 2015
    Yes you can. There is not an issue with heat since the solar lights are not strong enough to heat it up. Those would look just as lovely as anything else
  • Susan Susan on Dec 13, 2015
    Why not ---- I use Classico spaghetti sauce jars -- they are beautiful when emptied and cleaned.
  • Larry Lou Larry Lou on Dec 13, 2015
    I make solar lights from Walmart brand instant coffee jars, and bought their solar lights and they fit perfectly into the top of the jars. I put all sorts of goodies inside, i.e. acrylic stones, marbles etc of all different colors, they worked out wonderful and have had many ask where I got them lol.
  • Sun3282483 Sun3282483 on Dec 14, 2015
    what are that beds piaced in the jar
  • Espie Tamayo Espie Tamayo on Dec 19, 2015
    I made mine last year using mayonnaise and Mason jars. I put table salt half was up the jars (looks like snow) then inserted battery-powered candles in each. I placed ribbons around the jar necks and attached glittery deer ornaments that I purchased at local craft store on sale. The jars were placed on each step leading down to the street from our front door. The effect was really festive and pretty, and we got lots of compliments.