Glitter solar mason jar light repurpose outdoor lighting

[@jannanewbolt8553]

Love it

[@davethewelder1]

Nice job. Love diy solar projects. This is one I'll try.

[@kimberlyanndesigns1]

Thank you. It’s pretty easy and looks amazing.

[@gwenwilliams7881]

Love love love that idea, thank you Ma'am

[@kimberlyanndesigns1]

Thank you! 😊

[@patriciacrawford3291]

Thanks for sharing. I love this idea.

[@kimberlyanndesigns1]

Thank you.

[@bernadettesway2485]

Thanks! Great idea!

[@kimberlyanndesigns1]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jaytee2642]

I wasn't expecting to like this as much as I do!
It's really cool, and that's coming from someone who doesn't work with glitter.😉
I may have to break down and simply deal with the glitter fallout so I can make these clever lanterns.👍🏻❤😁

[@kimberlyanndesigns1]

Believe it or not, it’s not that messy. I poured my glitter over my sink and captured it in a bowl. Whoever missed the bowl went right down the sink. Heck in good weather do it outside. Thank you for watching.

[@vickiel914]

Ok, why mop n glo and not glue or mod podge? Ive never seen one made that way. The glitter is pretty! Maybe have to make a pink one for my daughter!

[@kimberlyanndesigns1]

Much simpler. Less messy. It actually lasts. Made Christmas ornaments with it too. Thank you for watching. Definitely try it.

[@vickiel914]

@@kimberlyanndesigns1 thank you! I will! Have a good evening 😊

[@aprilm3808]

Cute idea! Where did you buy the lids?

[@kimberlyanndesigns1]

They are available on Amazon. Look up Colonial Tin Works Company. Thank you for watching.

[@darlenechapple]

How long do they last

[@kimberlyanndesigns1]

I’ve not had them come apart at any point