I love repurposing, recycling, upcycling, etc. I found this little jar and there were so many ideas floating through my head as to what it could be come. I finally decided with Halloween (one of my favorite Holidays) coming that it just needed to become a glittery ghost.
Here is the little jar that I found. I washed & dried it to make sure it was clean.
Using Mod Podge you can either paint the inside or your jar, or you can pour it into the jar.
If you pour it into your jar, you will twist it around until it coats the entire jar and then pour out the extra back into your bottle.
Pour in some glitter, twist the jar around until the glitter is all over the the Mod Podge. Pour out the extra glitter. If it’s dry, you can put it back inside your glitter jar.
While the inside is drying use Black Apple Barrel Acrylic Paint and paint on some eyes.
Let it dry completely and it’s ready.
You can also add a battery operated tealight for some added fun. This project is great for all ages!
Click on the video below to watch me make this glittery ghost.
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Oh Chas, that is so adorable! I need to go “jar shopping”. LOL
Thank you so much Linda 🙂 They are so fun to make and now I’ll be making some with the kids soon too because they want to make one.
That is a cute and easy craft! We would love for you to share at Let’s Party! https://themarkandjanshow.com/2018/10/09/lets-party-37 Looking forward to seeing you there! #LetsParty #TheMarkandJanShow
Thank you and thanks for the invite, I’ll be sure to stop by.
My son would love that! I’ll have to try and make one!
Thanks Suzie and I love that you want to share this with your son – what fun memories 🙂
Really cute! That looks like a fun craft for any age! Thanks for sharing how to make the glittery ghost!
Thank you so much Gayle, I appreciate it.
What a cute project – this seems like something easy to do with young kids 🙂 Thanks for sharing! From The Blogger’s Pit Stop
Thank you Denise, and my daughter has told me she’s ready to make one for her room too.
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You are just so sweet Marilyn, thank you so very much!!! It means so much to me and I completely appreciate it. I hope you have a wonderful week!
This looks really cute. Loving this DIY.
Thank you so much 🙂
Simple and so effective. We will feature this post on the next Blogger’s Pit Stop. I guess you know that you have a 500 internal error on your page:(
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Thank you so very much Kathleen, I truly appreciate the feature. I didn’t know I had an error – I’ll look into that right away. Thanks!
Adorably fun. These are perfect for party tables – can’t wait to try. Thanks for sharing at last week’s RTT Party. We hope to see you this week: http://www.jodiefitz.com/
The party is open and growing all week long. xo
Thank you so much for the invite to join and I’m excited you want to give it a try.
Visiting from the Blogger’s Pit Stop blog hop. I love this idea – pinned and trying!
Thank you so much Helen and thanks for the Pin. I’m excited you want to give it a try.
This looks fun and best of all, easy, thank you for the spooky inspiration. Dropped by from #BloggersPit Stop and hope this weekend treats you kindly. 🙂
Thank you so much Donna and thanks for stopping by. Have a great weekend!