Epsom Salt Luminaries
With their soft, warm glow, luminaries create a cozy environment and set the mood for Christmas dinner. Make your own set of DIY luminaries that will last you all winter. These Epsom Salt Luminaries are made from upcycled glass jars, so raid your recycle bin to create this refined look. Mason jar crafts like this are not only easy to make, but they also cost next to nothing. No doubt you have a few old jars and some Epsom salt lying around, so you can get started on this elegant piece of Christmas decor right away.
Estimated CostUnder $10
Time to CompleteIn an evening
Main MaterialGlass
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SissieSass
Aug 29, 2018
Who would think that you could use something so simple and easy from the house to make a beautiful decoration. I bet a little food coloring and you could make these any color you want, right? The light would shine through if you use a candle, and the color would still be transparent enough to sparkle and shine through the room or across the table.
Daughter of Light
Dec 22, 2016
These are beautiful! I can see the colored ones with a thin strip of burlap ribbon around the middle and a bow of white with a twig of evergreen. I can also see the white ones nestled in a ring of holly and red berries. Be sure to set them on a mirror...it always doubles the candle light!
mulberrygalprinces s
Sep 28, 2016
I always was curious as to how people got the frosted look on glasses. I thought they rolled them in glitter. Now I know the secret and it's a very easy, inexpensive way to make them. I think they make for a very romantic setting. A late night dessert with a special some one with these adding a glow to the room is just what Santa can bring me.
debralgrissom 6051 182
Sep 23, 2013
This is a great project for a cool Saturday with the grandkids and it is one that I will be trying. I love to hunt through Thrift stores for odd jars and glasses and this would be a great way to reuse my glass finds and even make gifts for the grandkids for their aunts and moms.
pamarkley 9963712
Oct 21, 2011
No so cute with the threads on the top of the jar. Looks so cheesy. Use the glass previous candles came in. Or check at the dollar store for unthreaded glass containers. Even little votive holders will work and some even come in colors!
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