sun jar! tutorial included.

[technicolor-werewolf]

WOW. You have amazing ingenuity and the fact that they came out so successfully is awesome. Really cool end product too!

[Dwarf Sun]

wow, this is pretty cool, I'm definitely going to try it. I saw these on ThinkGeek and thought they looked cool but I'm too broke to buy it, and now I won't have to thanks to you 

[melinda06sue]

I love this, I'm thinking about making some for my mother-in-law for her birthday. Thanks!

[CoffeaBean]

What a great idea, I can't wait to give this a try. Thanks for the tutorial!

[DancinInTheDark]

That's an awesome idea. I think I'll try to make some of those sometime soon. They'd make awesome gifts for someone-like for a housewarming party or something like that.   

[pollyprissypants]

wow, this is pretty cool, I'm definitely going to try it. I saw these on ThinkGeek and thought they looked cool but I'm too broke to buy it, and now I won't have to thanks to you 

Yep, that's where I saw them, too. I really want to try this.


I can tell you live in the New England area (or at least on the east coast!) because of the stores you mention.... AC Moore and Christmas Tree Shops.... I just moved from New England back home down south last summer, and I can't even begin to tell you how much I miss Christmas Tree Shops!

[kittykill]

That is the coolest thing ever! Thanks for the awesome directions!

[sammywoo88]

Thanks for this great idea. I made a few of these and they looked great... until the glue holding the light in place failed.

Does anyone have any suggestions for something that will bond the worlds most inert plastic to glass? I used normal white glue, then hot glue, then superglue as well as ductape and double sided sticky tape and it all just peeled off! So annoying cos they looked so nice when they worked!

[theatreorchid]

Thank you for the great idea and tutorial!  I've been wanting one of these for sooooo long, I can't wait to give this a try.

Does anyone have any suggestions for something that will bond the worlds most inert plastic to glass?

This to that has some suggestions.  I can't vouch for them though, because I haven't tried yet.

[sammywoo88]

Thanks for the link. I think I'm going to go to the hardware store and look for something similar.