
You will need:
:: clean, empty jars
:: white tissue paper, cut into small squares
:: red tissue paper hearts
:: mod podge
:: paint brush
:: tea lights

Working in sections, brush Mod Podge all over your jar. We used a pasta sauce jar and a salsa jar.

Place white tissue squares over the whole jar, and lightly brush over them with Mod Podge to make everything nice and smooth. Don't brush too hard or the tissue starts to tear. Don't put any tissue on the inside of the jar (don't drape it over the rim into the inside).
Place your hearts on top and brush with a little more Mod Podge.

Let them dry for several hours.


I have another Valentine printable today! Download it HERE.

Pretty! I have a tea light inside...use common sense, keep an eye on your candles. I think it is safe as long as the tissue is not inside. This is the one my son made and he didn't even put the tissue all the way to the top of the jar. If you are nervous, use a battery operated tea light. Either way, the white and red tissue paper creates a nice warm glow.

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Super pretty when it's all lit up! I'm loving the battery tea lights for around my house. I'm notorious for leaving a candle burning in the downstairs bath - so now, no more worries!
ReplyDeleteSo simple yet so, so lovely. I can't wait to try these with my son tomorrow. Mod Podge is a magical concoction, indeed. :) I'm so glad to have found your lovely blog...and to now be following along.
ReplyDeleteReally cute idea. I am drawn to mason jar adaptations. This is adorable. I'm going to go poke around your blog a bit more. Jodi @ www.meaningfulmama.com
ReplyDeleteThe votives are just darling. Love the idea - simple and pretty.
ReplyDeleteI'd love for you to come over and share at Finding the Pretty & Delicious Linky Party which is open until Tuesday evening. http://www.yourhomebasedmom.com/finding-the-pretty-delicious-linky-party-4/