Magical DIY Fairy Jar Night Light

By: Vanessa Brady from triedandtrueblog.com

By: Vanessa Brady from triedandtrueblog.com

Remember your childhood obsession with Peter Pan? We all wanted to fly off with Peter Pan and Tinkerbell to another world where parents didn't exist. Unfortunately, Neverland doesn't exist, and we're adults. But you can keep those magical fantasies alive with this Magical DIY Fairy Jar Night Light! Using a recycled mason jar, you can create a beautiful night light that you can keep in your room. You might not be afraid of the dark anymore, but this fairy glow jar makes a great decoration that'll keep your childish spirit alive. Or if you have kids, you can place this night light DIY in their room to scare away all the monsters.

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Time to CompleteIn an evening

MaterialsRecycled Materials

Primary TechniqueGreen Crafting

Easy

Project TypeMake a Project

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Delphine Bryant

Jul 13, 2018

I love fairies and this is a cute little project that can be a great gift for a loved one or something that you can have for yourself. From little jars to big jars, the options are endless.

flowergirl

Jul 09, 2018

Woah! This has to be the most amazing DIY lantern ivi seen here. I thought it would be soooo complicated but like the blog said it's seriously easy. I loved Tinkerbell so much I had almost everything I my room decorated in that theme. I can't wait to make this, thanks for sharing.

Morehouse17

Jun 30, 2018

Adorable! What little one would not enjoy a night light like this? It would be like Tink is looking over you herself. I like that some parts of this project uses items that can be recycled. As stated by the designer, depending on time restraints, this could go bigger of just simple as directed. No matter which way you go, you have to make two. One for each bedside table.