Wax Paper Frosted Glass Twinkle Light Lantern

by Ann
(IC: blogger)
5 Materials
$2.00
1 Hour
Easy
This outside lantern cleaned up really well with nice glass sides. But I wanted frosted glass windows so I could use it inside with Christmas lights.
After cleaning I filled the bottom of the lantern with pretty marbles and sea glass and also a string of white Christmas lights.
I definitely had to figure out how to put frosted glass in this lantern so the lights would glow softly and not look like this.
I crumpled up Dollar Store wax paper tightly for each glass panel, then glued each piece in with Mod Podge. THIS is the frosted glass look I had pictured when I started this project.
This pretty lantern sits on my baker's rack and is a nice addition to my decor all year long. See how the wax paper softens the lights' glow? Wonderful!
Here's the bakers' rack all glammed up for last Christmas. I LOVE how this frosted glass lantern project turned out! It was inexpensive and easy and guess what? I have another outside lantern to restyle with wax paper and bring it inside. Win win!
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Suggested materials:
- Garden lantern (yard)
- Wax paper (Dollar Store)
- Sea glass and marbles (Dollar Store)
- Christmas light string (on hand)
- Mod Podge (on hand)

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Published February 22nd, 2017 2:44 AM
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Laurie Laurent-Hyland on Feb 23, 2017
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