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Project: Glowing Goblins


This project is perfect for the artistically challenged or those who prefer instant gratification. My young sons completed theirs in just 15 minutes.

Supplies

Glass Votive (any size or shape)


Solid Black Halloween Stickers (bats, witches, ghosts, etc.)


-OR-


Stencils, Stamps, and Black Acrylic Paint


Orange Tissue Paper, Torn Into Pieces


2 TBSP White Glue


2 TBSP Water


Craft Brush

Directions

1. Adhere stickers onto the outside of the votive –OR- If using stencils or stamps, paint heavily enough that no light shines through the shapes. Let dry completely.

2. Mix glue and water. Paint glue onto the outside of glass, on top of the stickers.

3. While the glue is wet, layer pieces of tissue paper and glue until the entire votive is covered and the tissue is saturated.

4. Turn the votive upside down to dry (a hairdryer speeds up the process).

5. Once dry, add a tea light and let the glow from these festive candles welcome the


neighborhood spooks.

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