Author:
Lewis Jackson
Date Of Creation:
7 May 2021
Update Date:
25 June 2024
![DIY: Fairy Glow Jars](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/MeFsWbvixw0/hqdefault.jpg)
Content
- If children do this step, adult supervision is required.
- Place a small, snug sieve over the top of the jar. It will retain small pieces of glass in the glow stick. Do not use the sieve again for cooking or baking after completing this step.
Pour the liquid into the vial. Turn the glow stick upside down and pour its liquid into the jar. You may need to swing the stick a little to let the liquid drain.
- If there are pieces of glass in the jar, you can remove them using a plastic fork or spoon. Throw away the fork or spoon, don't use it to scoop up food.
- You can use glitter in the shape of flowers, hearts, and stars
- You can mix fine glitter with larger glitter of different colors for a more eye-catching effect.
Let's put something in the jar. The liquid in the glow stick will stick the glitter to the side of the bottle, but you can make the glitter look like it's floating in it by adding a piece of chiffon or white veil. cellophane. Just cut a piece of paper or cloth you like, gently wrap it up and place it in the jar. It should be big enough to fit nicely into the jar without taking up all of the space in it.
Stick the battery box inside the jar. Use tape to attach the battery pack to the bottom of the bottle. The battery box will stay in the jar and won't be exposed once you've finished decorating.Make sure that the light switch is still touching so the batteries can be easily replaced.
- If you cannot fit the battery pack into the jar, buy a Mason jar with a double-cap. Remove the circular mask from the lid and keep the rim. Place the battery case over the top of the bottle and cover it with a cloth. You can use a ribbon or hemp rope to fix the fabric once you have covered the lid. The filament will be inserted into the bottle through a hole in the lid of the bottle.
- Instead of chiffon or cellophane, you can put in a small amount of dry moss in the jar. Your jar will look like a small forest.
- Add some shallow moss, little rocks and tiny flowers to the lid of the box, around the fairy. You will both conceal the back of the jar lid and create a lovely place for the fairy.
- If you can't find a fairy, you can make your own by buying a human figurine and sticking butterfly wings on the statue's back.
- Place a sheet of paper underneath when doing this. When you're done, simply fold the paper in half and pour the remaining glitter into the glitter box.
- Fix the glitter so it doesn't come off. Wait for the glue and glitter to dry, then spray a thin, transparent layer of paint over it. Wait for this coat to dry before applying a second coat.
- You can use the glue to sweep or spray it onto the sides of the bottle. Your jar will look misty and is great for putting string lights in it.
Advice
- Since these jars can glow, viewing them at night is best.
- Let's decorate the bottle to become more eye-catching.
- Use fairy colors like white, pink, and purple.
- The chiffon fabric or cellophane inside the jar will help diffuse the light better.
Warning
- Be careful when cutting glow sticks. In it there are small pieces of glass.
- Do not swallow or touch the solution in the glow stick. It may be written on the packaging that they are "non-toxic", but the chemicals in them can still be harmful to you. These chemicals can irritate your skin.
What you need
- Glass jar with lid
- Glow stick (way 1)
- Latex gloves (method 1 - recommended)
- Pull (way 1)
- Glitter (way 1)
- Glow paint (way 2)
- Battery-powered LED string lights (way 3)
- Ribbons, cloth, glass beads, glitter and paint (optional)