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If don’t like bare bulbs, learn how to color tint a mason jar for atmospheric, diffused lighting. All you need is Mod Podge, food coloring, and a spare hour!
with The Green WorkbenchIf don’t like bare bulbs, learn how to color tint a mason jar for atmospheric, diffused lighting. All you need is Mod Podge, food coloring, and a spare hour!
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Learn how to make a clock from an old record! All you need is an old record, a clock works, a drill and about 15 minutes. It’s a great, nostalgic gift.
with The Green WorkbenchLearn how to make a clock from an old record! All you need is an old record, a clock works, a drill and about 15 minutes. It’s a great, nostalgic gift.
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In this lesson, The Green Workbench demonstrates how to make a DIY hanging light with a crate, some Christmas lights, and a little elbow grease.
with The Green WorkbenchIn this lesson, The Green Workbench demonstrates how to make a DIY hanging light with a crate, some Christmas lights, and a little elbow grease.
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Learn how to build floating bookshelves using an actual book as the base! The Green Workbench guides you through each step of this simple DIY lesson.
with The Green WorkbenchLearn how to build floating bookshelves using an actual book as the base! The Green Workbench guides you through each step of this simple DIY lesson.
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Want to keep your hats ready at hand without compromising the shape of the brim? Learn how to make a rustic hat rack with shape-saving hangers!
with The Green WorkbenchWant to keep your hats ready at hand without compromising the shape of the brim? Learn how to make a rustic hat rack with shape-saving hangers!
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bonnie s
Thank you! I'd like to start making these and incorporating them into yard art/solar lighting. The color of your jar is awesome, and I would like to try to make some and sell them. As soon as I do, I'd like to send you a tip. Just wondering, are these waterproof?
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Karen J
Far out! Modge Podge sells its own colorings in different tints (for 4 or 5 bucks. I just took it on myself and stained every clear glass I could get until I ran out. BUT I never read anywhere on the bottle to bake it. And I thought mine had turned out pretty good. Its been 6 months or so. Should I still bake it, or just let it be? Thanks for the great lesson! Karen
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Beverly T
Thank you so much, I've wanted to know how to color glass & it would stay clear! Best lesson ever! ????
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Donna R
Can white elmers glue be used instead? Also to shave off a couple of minutes would it be ok to mix the glue and the food dye inside the jar instead?
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Martha Jo M
Great lesson! Thanks.
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