I've developed a recent obsession for hoarding any kind of leftover glass container.
Seeing as how I am/will soon become a nomad, this does not bode well.
Sorry, Mom. They'll probably end up consuming any open closet space around the house.
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Fantastic ! I love these!
ReplyDeleteOh dear, I have a feeling I'll be up to my ears in mod podge tonight... I've got a whole cabinet full of empty jars!
ReplyDeleteI have so many orangina bottles that I really should do something with them! I love this DIY. It's so easy & cute!
ReplyDeletewow! what a great idea. I know what I will be doing this weekend!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute!! I had that phase, but I finally had to recycle most of them.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! What a wonderful idea :)
ReplyDeleteI love mod podge! These look great. Cheers for inspiring me :)
ReplyDeleteSo creative! So pretty!
ReplyDeletelove this so much. and your comment on my blog made my day. hope you are well sweet friend!
ReplyDeleteThose are awesome. How did you do that? Just add the food coloring to the modge podge and paint?
ReplyDeleteYup! Just mix in a few drops and paint away!
ReplyDeletethese are just fabulous!!! great work! love your creativity!
ReplyDeletethat is SUCH a GREAT idea!!
ReplyDeletei love it!
especially since i have about a billion tea lights and a billion jars!
thanks so much for sharing this!
seriously??? i adore these!!! so perfect for summer! you've inspired me to get creative with some of the glass containers i have around here!
ReplyDeleteDid you paint the inside or the outside?
ReplyDeleteCan you do this to a frosted glass globe? Would you apply to inside or outside?
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing you would have to paint the outside due to the heat of the candle, right??
ReplyDeleteVery pretty but I think food color will fade in the sun -- maybe a color safe coloring agent would be better in that case.
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