Jars

Empty glass jars make great containers for holding all kinds of things: penny collections, marbles, pencils and other collectibles.

What you need:

Empty jar(s)

Tissue paper, fancy napkins or wrapping paper

Glue

Paintbrush

Small charms or jewels. (optional)

Sparkles (optional)

What you do:

1. Wash and dry an empty glass jar.

2. Tear the tissue paper, napkins or wrapping paper into small pieces.

3. Hold the paper on the jar and use a paintbrush to apply glue on the paper, make sure to brush the glue onto to jar too, so the paper will stick. Continue working in this fashion until the jar is completely decorated.

4. If you want to add sparkles, cover sections of the jar with glue (on top of the paper) and apply the sparkles.

5. Allow to dry.

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	Empty jar(s)
	Tissue paper, fancy napkins or wrapping paper
	Glue
	Paintbrush
	Small charms or jewels. (optional)
	Sparkles (optional)

1.	Wash and dry an empty glass jar.
2.	Tear the tissue paper, napkins or wrapping paper into small pieces.
3.	Hold the paper on the jar and use a paintbrush to apply glue on the paper, make sure to brush the glue onto to jar too, so the paper will stick. Continue working in this fashion until the jar is completely decorated.
4.	If you want to add sparkles, cover sections of the jar with glue (on top of the paper) and apply the sparkles.
5.	Allow to dry.