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4th of July Luminaries that are super easy and you might just have everything you need to make these in your craft supply cabinet!
Heres how we did it-

you will need;
1 mason jar or glass jar that is clean and dried
assorted sequins
liquid glue or modge podge
2 baking sheets (to do project on)


  

cover baking sheet with wax paper or foil.  place jar over baking sheet to catch any glue or spills.
Start painting  your jar with glue or modge podge, we used a paint brush that is disposable for ease.

You will want to  hold the jar upside down on a dowel or other long handled object . Remember not to paint the bottom .
Once your jar is covered begin pouring the sequins over the jar. Turn your jar slowly so it can
get coverage all over.  You might need to help your kiddos with this part.

Place jar on clean covered baking sheet to dry.
We put a batteries operated candle in ours but you can use wax..
To cute and pretty easy to make!

 

 

Then we let them dry, popped in a battery operated tea light and that was it! I absolutely love them, and so do the girls.

I envisioned placing them outside to decorate for Fourth of July