Creating a seasonal look in your home doesn’t have to be hard. Just a few simple items put together can create ambiance in your home.
Materials Needed:
A glass pumpkin jar. Mine came from Walmart, but you can find them at grocery stores, thrift shops, Amazon, etc.
A strand of lights – mine came from the Dollar Tree.
Fake leaves – mine came from the Dollar Tree.
Put some of the fake leaves on the bottom of the jar, then start to layer a little bit of the lights.
Continue creating layers until all the lights are used, and top off with leaves to hide light cords.
You will have a cord out of the top, put the lid on it, and plug it in behind the glass pumpkin.
I have had mine for years now . I leave it plugged in 24-7 and it does not get too hot.
If you decide to make one – please send me a picture. I’d love to see your creation too!
Click on the video below to watch me make this pumpkin decor.
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This looks great 🙂 Thanks for linking up to Creative Mondays. Hope you can join me for The Wednesday blog hop later this week.
Thank you Claire, and thank you for the invite.
Well, how cute is this! Once again, you amaze me, dear Chas.
Have a beautiful day! Hugs!
Thank you Stephanie, thanks for stopping by – hugs!
This is so cute and festive. I am glad to know it doesn’t get too hot as it crossed my mind.
Thank you Debra 🙂
This is a really cute idea!
Thank you Roseann 🙂
Cute–and inexpensive–idea! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you Cherryl 🙂
Very pretty and simple!
Thank you Donna 🙂
I love that you always have such quick and easy projects. Thank you for sharing with us at Designing You!
Thank you Trudy, I do like the quick and easy projects 🙂 Even in the busy life of being a working mom, I still get a little me time by doing things like these.
Loving this simple cute idea! Thanks for sharing on #trafficjamweekend.
Thank you so much and thanks for stopping by 🙂
Hi Chaz! I wish I had room for that glass pumpkin… I see it used in sooo many ways! Great idea with your lighted pumpkin! Pinning. <3 Stopping by To Grandma's House We Go.
Happy almost fall,
Barb 🙂
Thank you so much Barbara and you are right – I have used this little glass pumpkin in so many ways… the possibilities are endless 🙂 Thanks for stopping by and sharing at Grandma’s House
Very cute! I love anything glass with lights. I add lights to pretty large colored vases but I never thought about doing it with the clear glass containers. I love that pumpkin! Thanks for the idea. Saw it at Favorite things Thursday!
Thank you so much Kathleen. Sounds like we are a lot alike – I love lights in just about anything 🙂 Thanks for stopping by.
Hi Chas,
This is awesome! We are craft twins this week. I found my Jar for a dollar and I decided to paint it. These Jars are great. I love your idea. I hope I find another one to try your version. Have a wonderful week! I found you at Thursday Favorites
xo Lisa S
Hi Lisa, thank you and I love your find and I have made one of my glass pumpkins the same way as you – but in the mercury glass style with the vinegar and water spray. Yours is so beautiful! Love that we’re twins and I’m such a huge fan of your work! Thanks for stopping by and always love to see what you’re sharing on our Grandma’s House party.
What a great idea! I love how this would make a room feel so cozy. I have this exact same pumpkin jar. Thanks for the idea! And thanks for sharing at Thursday Favorite Things!
Thank you so much Pam and I’m so excited you like the idea too. These pumpkin jars are so great! Thanks for stopping by.
This is so pretty! Happy Fall 😀
Thank you so much, and happy fall to you 🙂