Upcycle Jars to Candle Holders (2 Options)

3 Materials
$1
10 Minutes
Easy
Upcycle your jars into candle holders or containers - it's easy and inexpensive!


For this first project you'll need:


A jar
Mod Podge
Paint Brush
Squares of tissue paper
Tealight Candle



Paint the Mod Podge onto the jar



Place a tissue square onto the Mod Podge.



Continue painting Mod Podge on the jar, and placing squares of tissue paper on top of Mod Podge until the jar is covered.



Coat entire jar with another coat of Mod Podge over the tissue paper.



Let dry completely. Final result will be at the bottom.





For the second project you'll need:


A jar
Mod Podge
Paint Brush
Glitter in color of your choice
Tealight Candle



Paint Mod Podge onto your jar. I opted to only do 1/2 the jar.



Once you have Mod Podged all the way around the jar, you are ready to add the glitter.



Sprinkle glitter onto the Mod Podge.



Let dry completely.



Once dry you're done. You can place a tealight candle inside and use them as candle holders. You could put gifts inside the jar and give them to someone, or store things in the jars for yourself.



You can see my other upcycled and repurposed jar and bottle projects here:


http://www.hometalk.com/diy/organize/storage-ideas/up-cycle-jar-ideas-27713210


http://www.hometalk.com/diy/decorate/rooms/upcycle-your-bottles-27836999



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Suggested materials:
  • Jars
  • Tissue or glitter
  • Glue
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