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Make Your Own Inexpensive Patio Oil Lantern
Pick up a few inexpensive supplies to make a beautiful DIY patio oil lantern. Oil lanterns can be expensive, so this is a great way to keep costs down.
Prep Time
15
minutes
mins
Active Time
15
minutes
mins
Total Time
30
minutes
mins
Course:
Crafts
Yield:
1
Oil Lantern
Author:
Patti Estep
Cost:
$5-$10
Equipment
Candle & Lamp Oil Is Odorless Premium Paraffin (Lot of 2)
Artisan Supply Royal Blue Glass Gems 1 Lbs. — Fills 1 1/4 Cups Vol. —Non-Toxic Lead Free Vase Filler, Table Scatter, Aquarium Fillers — Beautiful, Smooth, Fun, Vibrant Colors Crafted in The USA
National Artcraft Make a Candle from Anything with These Glass Oil Lamp Inserts (1 Pkg/3)
Materials
Glass container - stemless wine glasses or a votive vase
Oil lamp insert
Colored gems
shells or other decorative filler
Clear premium lamp oil
Instructions
Remove the wick from the tube and pour the oil into it.
To create the lantern, nestle the insert within the filler.
Add a few bags of colored gems. Each holder used about 2 bags of gems.
Make sure to cut the wick as short as possible before lighting.
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