Mod Podge Rocks is seriously going to get me in trouble if I keep slacking on my chores because of all the fun ideas she shares! Months ago I saw the idea to use Mod Podge to color jars, and Halloween seemed like the perfect time to try this! All you need is jars, tea candles, food coloring, dark fabric or paper and a few teaspoons of Mod Podge (a little more if your jars are big, but it seriously doesn't take much).
Cut out a Jack-O-Lantern face from your dark fabric or paper. Use a bit of Mod Podge to adhere it to your jars. Let dry.
Add desired amount of food coloring to some Mod Podge in a separate container such as a baby food container. If you're using small jars, a few teaspoons will be plenty. 
Spread your colored Mod Podge all of the jar and let dry. 
Add another coat or two and let dry.
Light your candles and bask in the gentle glow of your adorable Jack-O-Lanterns.
I'm linking up to Made By You Monday @ Skip to My Lou, Making the World Cuter Monday @ Making the World Cuter, The DIY Showoff, Metamophosis Monday @ Between Naps on the Porch, and Market Yourself Monday @ Sumos Sweet Stuff.
Oh, my goodness, those are so cute. And I think they're simple enough for my Brownie Girl Scouts to make. Score! Thanks for sharing. Glad to have found you on the "Cuter Monday" link.
ReplyDeletevery cute! I saw something similar in a magazine where you use tissue paer and line the jar with it with mod podge
ReplyDeleteSo cute and fun! Come and link to Seasonal Sundays. The link is up until late Monday night.
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Oh My Goodness they are so cute! I am going to have to do this with my four year old grandsons. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day.
Gail
Thanks so much for being a part of Seasonal Sundays.
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They are so cute!!! And thanks for the tutorial!! I may try this. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is amazingly creative!
ReplyDeleteI think this idea is super cute!!! Thanks for sharing!!
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