Glow Stick & Mason Jar Light – so pretty.
This is so cool, but it stinks so bad I’m sick, feeling dizzy and a bit high.
I took a glow stick – the Halloween kind, that have been sitting in my basement for 2 or 3 years – I broke it, shook it and cut it in 2 ……. that is when I realized I should have done this outside – if at all.
I dumped the liquid from the glow stick into the mason jar, screwed the lid on as tight as humanly possible and shook it.
It’s so pretty!
If it weren’t so toxic, I would have sprinkled it on the snow in front of my neighbors house – do kind of a crop circle type thing.
OMGosh – the smell!
I picked everything up, put it all in the bucket under the sink, but it smells so bad I emptied the trash, took it out and now it looks like Aliens have landed in my trash can!
I’ve washed the scissors twice, they are still glowing and stink and are now on the back porch because I can’t take it.
It is really pretty, but next time I think I’ll go with the Glow Paint, much less toxic.
Yeah…might not want to do too much of that glow stick breaking. Toxins scare the crap out of me. Be careful 🙂
That looks awesome.. I wish I had these creativity in me LOL
my kids will probably want to try this 🙂
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@ellyfilho,
Don’t do it! The smell with make you and everyone around you sick.
I going to try glow paint – I’m hoping that will work as well. I’ll keep you posted.
~eDee
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are the jars usable when you are done?
[eDee: usable for what? You can put stuff in them, and usually the lights are water proof (of course cause they are supposed to be outside) but I’ve never given much thought into putting things into the jars lol Give me some examples, now I’m dying to know. Thanks for your comment.]