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Christmas Tea Light

By: Lynn Edwards
Christmas Tea Light
Christmas Tea Light

From the blogger: "To make this Christmas Tea Light jar, cover jar with glue and add desiccated coconut and leave to dry! Wrap the garden twine around the top of the jam jar (I used double-sided sticky tape as glue was a bit messy!) and glue the fir and berries on the front! Drop in a tealight and, voila, finished! Enjoy at Christmas time or anytime for that matter!"

Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

Primary TechniqueGreen Crafting

Easy

Project TypeMake a Project

Materials List

  • Jam jar
  • Garden twine
  • Glue
  • Desiccated coconut
  • Old pair of stud earrings painted with red nail polish
  • 3 small pieces of fir tree
  • Tea light candle

Instructions

  1. Cover the jar with glue and add desiccated coconut and leave to dry!

  2. Wrap the garden twine around the top of the jam jar (I used double-sided sticky tape as glue was a bit messy!).

  3. and glue the fir and berries on the front!

  4. Drop in a tealight and, voila, finished! Enjoy at Christmas time or anytime for that matter.

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