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Monday greetings, kids! I hope you all had a great weekend. Now it's time to scroll on down and check out Today's Tip.
GOT AN EMPTY MASON JAR?
Here's a nifty thing you can do with an empty mason jar. Stick in a string or two of battery-powered mini lights to create a cool-looking night light. Lights can be white or colored. You can use your mason-jar night lights indoors or out.
You can do the same thing with lights in an empty wine bottle. I have one in my home and it looks great.
Having an outdoor party? Make a bunch of these and set them around the ground or on your deck or railings to set a warm ambience.
You can use electric lights as well, but be sure to place the jars in places where no one will trip over the cords.
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Interesting idea. You can do a Google image search to see what they look like.
Yep, there are lots of images out there. Last night when I was posting, I hadn't yet found one that wasn't copyrighted and I didn't feel like photographing mine and messing around with posting it.
I haven't seen ones made with pint jars; I've always seen and used quart-size jars. Any size will work fine, but there's more room for lights in the bigger jars.
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I love love love these things! My neighbor did that very thing with mason jars and it really sets the mood for whatever you're doing, even if it's just watching tv. Thanks Pam, now I just got to find my Mason jars.
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