Lantern Jar

Use flameless tea lights for non-heat resistant containers or for extra caution. Their soft glow will not disappoint.

• Mason jar or other heat-resistant, transparent container
• Acrylic paint

  Paintbrushes Tea lights or flameless tea lights

• Twine or string (optional)

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1. Clean and dry your container thoroughly.
2. Carefully paint the exterior of the container with a design of your choice. Let dry completely.
3. If desired, attach or glue embellishments to the container. Let dry or ensure the decorations are secure.
4. Place a tea light candle or flameless tea light inside the finished container and set the container in your desired location.
5. Light the candle and enjoy the warm, inviting glow.
6. Create a hanging lantern by tying twine securely around the rim to form a handle.

Single Planter

Recycle any container by turning it into a planter. Consider upcycling your DIY lantern into a planter after evening festivities. Just add soil and a plant!

• Mason jar or other heat-resistant, transparent container
• Acrylic paint
• Paintbrushes
• Soil
• Gravel or small rocks
• Plants or herbs
• Fertilizer (optional)
• Glue (optional)

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1. Decorative embellishments like twine, ribbons or stickers (optional)
2. Clean and dry your container thoroughly.
3. Carefully paint the exterior of the container with a design of your choice. Let dry completely.
4. If desired, attach or glue embellishments to the container.
5. Let dry or ensure the decorations are secure.
6. Add 1–2 inches of gravel or small rocks to the container to act as a drainage layer. Fill the rest of the container with soil and a small amount of fertilizer, leaving enough space for your plant to grow and thrive.
7. Carefully plant your chosen greenery into the soil, ensuring it is securely nestled.
8. Arrange your newly created planters in your garden, or on your balcony, patio or window. Follow your plant’s care instructions so it can grow strong and healthy.