Yesterday Sydney and I had a major art and craft day, and also experimented with making glow jars. They have been floating around Pinterest for awhile now and look like so much fun! However, there is one tutorial that frustrates me. The image is clearly Photoshopped, and I think it’s very misleading. So, I decided to make a couple of our own jars so we can share our experience and method with you. I must admit, frustration aside, I was intrigued with the photoshopped glow jar image, it’s actually called fairies in a jar, and I wanted to try and replicate the glowing ‘fairies’ that appear to be suspended in mid-air. To do this, I used a piece of tulle. Here is my tutorial, please note that I used red netting for tutorial reasons only (it photographs better than thin white tulle):
You will need a glass jar, glow sticks (I picked some up from the dollar store), rubber gloves to protect your hands, scissors, I recommend protective eyewear, and a piece of tulle (optional).
If you are using the tulle, cut a piece slightly larger than the jar, and place inside.
Now, put on those rubber gloves. Crack the glow stick to active the glow material. Insert the end of the glow stick into the jar and cut the tip. It’s important to do this step with the glow stick in the jar as to avoid splashing, remember that you are working with chemicals. There is also a glass vile inside the plastic tube, and that glass breaks when you crack the stick. So best to keep all the tiny glass bits contained within your jar!
Next, stir and shake the cut glow stick around inside your jar. You will need some patience for this part, as it doesn’t just flow out easily. In some instances, the glow material may get clogged due to a large piece of glass that didn’t break. I disposed of these sticks and used a new one, for safety reasons.
Once you have the desired amount of glow material in your jar, replace the lid and shake it up. I used about 3 bracelet size sticks per jar.
Here are all three jars we made. The first one on the left is just glow stick material by itself. The middle jar uses a piece of white tulle. And the last jar is the one I made for tutorial purposes only.
Now turn off the lights and watch them glow! Here is the first jar:
And here is the jar with the white tulle. As you can see it looks a little more like that Photoshopped fairy jar, there are glowing specks that appear to be floating and suspended in mid-air.
All in all it was a fun project. Sydney couldn’t help make the jars, but she sure had fun watching them glow in the dark!
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This looks pretty cool. Glow sticks usually only last a few hours. The glow in the dark “things” can be recharged just by putting them in a strong light. The glow “things” could be ‘glow in the dark’ stars, Halloween teeth, and probably other things like that. If you are willing, you may be able to cut or shave pieces off to get stuck in the netting. As far as paint goes, check out the paint to see what it works on. You can get this tulle with other things that you buy. If you buy apples or onions in a bag, the bag might be the right kind of stuff, (something stiff, “net-like” and a color that will work.) I wonder what this would look like using a plastic jar. At least a plastic jar wouldn’t break.
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I wonder if you used glow paint or nail polish and painted the netting– would that work? Kids could do the paint.
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pak ik gewoon grof zeezout (gewoon de goedkoopste) en maal die zelf fijner.
I thought the glo sticks only lasted for an hour or so.
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What a genius little idea. I assume the material in the glow sticks arent toxic though?
Yes they are toxic, that’s why there were several comments about making sure the contents were all inside the jar.
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Can you do this in plastic bottles?
I’ve tried this with a plastic bottle it works well but you would have to use alot of glow sticks to make it really glow bright
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Couldn’t you just use the glow in the dark acrylic paint and maybe even some glitter so it wouldn’t be so messy and kids could do it as well?
Did you try the glow in the dark acrylic paint and glitter. That sounds so much easier!
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I tried this and found that all the glow material just ran down the sides of the jar leaving tje majority of it on the bottom
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How long do they last
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My jar dont glow everyday.
hoe to recharge it?
Since it’s a glow stick, i figure that it stay in a glowing mode for about 24/48 hours max and is not rechargable. I think the best would be to work with glowing powder sold on e-bay or in a artcraft store…
Great concept. Be careful. My grandkids broke their sticks, and it really burned their skin, left red marks and stung. Any ideas for a safer product – glow in the dark paint or glitter?
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Here’s what you SHOULD have written:
My jar doesn’t glow every day. How do you recharge it?
Does correcting others make you feel better about yourself?
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Hi, thanks for the tutorial and your glow jars are really pretty! Im thinking to make one as a gift,but i’ll like to know how long can the glow last? Thanks!
Glow sticks last up to 1 or 2 days
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Any specifics on how to clean or dispose of contents after their use. Is the glow stick fluid toxic to place in sink?
Finally someone with common sense who thinks of the environment. Others throw that away with the usual trash…
Well how did you dispose of the jar after it’s use?
Thank you for posting your very informative directions. I feel like such a dummy after reading through the other tutorial looking for the obvious in which to activate the sticks first or not! Nicely done!!
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Hi! It looks like an interesting project! How long does the jar glow?
They will usually last a couple of hours, just like the glow sticks.
Mine lasted 45 minutes. Used 4 glow necklaces, 1 each pink, yellow, blue, green. It was beautiful for a few minutes.
Hi there! Awesome tutorial! I was just wondering, how long did the glow last in the jars, since glow sticks usually lose the glow after a few hours? I wanted to make some for my little sister! Thanks a bunch!
TSince they are glowsticks, they will probably last from 1 day to 2, if you’re lucky.
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What about Obama? Mr Obama put a glow jar in the Whitehouse? Maybe he need a torch. What do you think?
Maybe you should just shut up.
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I think you forgot to add the glitter from the original tutorial. It might have added to that fairy effect
I bought the body wash poof things for the tulle
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Does the tulle stay in the jar?
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question : – how long it last the liquid of the glowing stick after is taken out of the stick? ; I just wanted to know if it last from 4 to 12 hours or if it would give the glowing illumination each time you leave it under the sun ?
I guess it depends on your glow stick. I’ve never heard of a glow stick that can be recharged in the sun, only glow paint can do that (and if you end up using glow paint, try fabric glow paint, because it’s brighter). Glow sticks can last anywhere from 3 hours to a full day, so if you want a fairy jar that lasts longer, try using glow fabric paint or buy some extra glow sticks to add when the light is gone on the first glowsticks.
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You did a very good job on this and it was very easy to understand. Thank you!
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My daughter got glowinthedark nail polish that glowed til it chipped off. I might try it with the nail polish. Every time it gets sunlight it’s reactivated and glows again. Maybe if I leave it by the window and use a plastic mason jar, I can use it as a night light. Just a thought…Cool project!
That does seem like a great idea
How long do they last?
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How long do they last?
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I heard that glow paint workes better
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Was wondering how long they last. Say a few days . . . a week . . . ?
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I love the jar, how long does it glow?
Wow never seen such an angry craft site… very entertaining! I like the glow jars by the way. VERY COOL!
Thank you for sorting out the frustration in this craft,I appreciate it.
For those rude, selfish, inconsiderate, asinine people with their intangible comments, shut up. This is not your blog, your rudeness is the problem with too many people in this world; besides the fact we have a horrible president. For your information, there is no rule stating not to type in caps; however, the respectful polite gesture is to not use them, because everyone who has knowledge of computers, knows using caps while typing is insinuating, yelling…And that is rude. Sorry to the Gold Jellybean
Why even say anything bad about our President? I don’t like him either, but the comment was out of line.
Love our president and this idea….thanks. I can’t wait to give it a try :-*
Outstanding! Was thinking the same thing.
What does our president have to do with this blog??? Stupid
Exactly the point Sandy. I was referring to the previous intangible comments from people.
Please keep thiorwng these posts up they help tons.
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Really great and beautiful. And all i need is a glowstick and a empty glass – amazing
its a good gift for a romantic candlelightdinner with shine lights of glowsticks/ light sticks or knicklichter (we called it in germany)
Can achieve the same thing with clear plastic
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I wonder if you used glow paint and speckled the tulle if that would work better. The glow paint glue would last longer…
Cool. Thanks
Seriously. this many responses and questions…”can I put a candle in it” “will it still glow tomorrow”..what part of glow stick didn’t you get? And what is with all this bit about glass? No, the reason the glow juice didn’t flow is because you didn’t cut the top to allow for air to get in…why didn’t you guys buy regular glow sticks instead of several bracelets? That is silly and a waste of money.
Why do you seem angry?
Why are people so stupid?
It’s wourfdenl to have you on our side, haha!
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I’ve eaten glowstick material before, you’ll be fine if it gets on your skin-just wash it off.
I have made something similar to this but added water to a bottle and bought the bigger wand type glow sticks Cut them open and dumped the material in the water bottle. My grandsons had a blast playing with them. They lasted for about 3 days. This is a cool site to get great ideas.
Glowstick material will take the paint (as well as stain) off of furniture… I’d be careful with it.
REPEAT STILL NOT BEING HATEFUL OR SUCH…..WHO MADE THE RULES, I AM GOING TO CONTINUE TO USE CAPITALS, WORRY ABOUT COST OF LIVING OR SOMETHING ELSE THAT IS IMPORTANT, YES I AM A DEMOCRAT AND VOTED FOR YOUR PRESIDENT OBAMA. THANK YOU FOR COMMENTS.
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Denise, DRINK BLEACH!
Why would you want somebody to take their own life? You sir are a curl man!! Telling this person to drink bleach? You could be a little more mature about things….
Wait, what?! Stop. This is a nice mom’s craft blog. What are you doing? One of you are a reasonable person getting sucked into fighting. Could you please step back and look at this thing that’s happening and start ignoring the crazy one. We don’t need to feed the negativity.
How can anyone admit to voting for Obama? Please get educated rather than tooting your horn about being a democrat. Learn the facts from any source other than the party driven main stream media. For your own good, Judy because as it stands you appear ignorant or stupid. Please secretly get educated then you’ll probably lose your anger. Good luck with that from an American Soldier.
how the HELL did this get onto obama?? xD
SCREW YOU OBAMA FOR TAKING AWAY GLOW STICK JARS FROM OUR KIDS! YOU TERRORIST! xD
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I am a Democrat also and I like your capitals as I am a senior citizen and much easier to read for me..I also voted for Obama..we have a nice family in the white house. They ALL have made mistakes..geee…
You could do the same thing with better results if u use glow in the dark paint splattered on the inside of the jar….you could leave them out in your yard to glow every night & not just 8 hrs.
Thank you! I have some left over glow paint from my son’s birthday party, and now I have a way to use it instead of letting it go to waste!
I tryed the glow paints, did not work for me,did I do something wrong?
Try to use fabric glow paint instead of normal glow paint. It doesn’t run as much and shows better.
Could you use plastic bottles instead of jars? I’m thinking of doing this and hanging them from my patio ceiling to make it look like floating lights or something.
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I also have read that if you put some glitter in the jar then shake it, it looks like fairies in the jar. I have not tried this myself yet.
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Hey do they make clear tulle? Maybe fishing line would make it look more fairy
Do you put water or anything else in the jar
Did your question get answered?? I was wondering the same thing. Do you or can you add water??
Ummm, for us guys you might want to explain what “white tulle” is.
I had to google it 🙂
It’s similar to lace with lots of holes kinda like a smaller version of the bag onions come in (but more cloth-like)
Tulle is very fine fabric used for bridal veils – find at craft stores or JoAnn fabrics.
you can buy it at about any fabric store, or anywhere that sell wedding stuff, used a lot for weddings, most craft places probably carry it too…
How long do they last?
As long as glow sticks last -8 hours.
We tried it and it lasted all of 15 minutes!!!!!!
PEOPLE PLEASE READ THE ARTICLE PLAINLY STATES ” I USED 3 BRACELET SIZE” WHAT IS THIS RECIPES, CRAFTS ETC NO ONE READS THE WHOLE THING .
WELL, WHY DON’T YOU YELL ABOUT IT! Really not that big of a deal.
THANK YOU LORI, I’M NOT SHOUTING , DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK MIGHT HAVE VISION PROBLEM. BUT THANK YOU ANYWAY.
Judy, turn your caps lock off. It’s considered shouting.
Judy, you can increase the size of the font on your screen by holding the CTRL key on the keyboard and scrolling up with the scroll wheel on your mouse. To decrease just scroll down with the scroll wheel while holding the CTRL key.
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How long does it take to do the experiment?
Put a black light tea light in the jar after the glow goes away, it should glow with the light
great idea!
I found Ultra Violet SUBMERSIBLE LED Light – UV Purple. There are also other colors as well. After a google search I was directed to 100candles.com.
I think I will try the glow jars with the uv candles for a party later in June.
is the glow material a fire hazard? I’d be careful don’t want burns or chemical burns either .. be safe
Did u try this for ur party?
I just did it came out really muddy looking did I do it wrong Cuz it seamed really ligidy had a hard time getting stuff out?
You probably need to spread the liquid every where
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Has anyone thought of trying a artificial tea light? Put some glitter paint on the inside of the jar. Maybe a small paint brush and some glue and paint it on the inside of the jar, or could maybe even do that on the tulle. Just a thought. In the lid of the jar you could drill 2 tiny hole for wire and make a hanger to hang on trees, or brackets, etc. I think I will try this and see what happens. Let’s have fun!
What about putting the matter from the glow sticks in bubble blowing soap.Blowing bubbles that glow after dark would be pretty, but would it be safe?
they sell this at the stores one place I have seen them at was Krogers Around Easter but u can look them up on the Net> but yes it does work for how long depemds on the size of the jar of bubbles and glow sticks and if u shake or stir. better stired
How long do they last ???
3-5 hours
Our glow sticks last about 8 hours.
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This is really cool but how long do the jars glow for
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an alternative is to,have black paper with small holes in it all over . glue colored cellophane over the holes randomly … then put 1 or 2 electric/battery tea lights in that flicker. it will look like the fairies have varying amount of twinkle.
how long will they glow for?
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Thank you!
I want one please.
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They do not last very long …my 8 n 11 year old boys were very disappointed
It was the fairy in a jar…very disappointing
Considering glow sticks run on a reaction that lasts only a few hours, it’s understandable that the fairy effect in the jars would also not last very long. If you want a slightly more permanent effect, try using glow in the dark paint or some other material that would glow for longer.
Or you could open the jar when they fall asleep and tell them the fairies escaped. That would be fun. I love keeping magic alive for children.
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i dont know if this was mentioned, but i would presume, like glow sticks you can freeze the jars and they will keep the glow amount (or a little darker) from when they were frozen .
I have placed glow sticks in the freezer and they never re-glowed for me.
The above person did NOT say re-glow!!! She said, “i dont know if this was mentioned, but i would presume, like glow sticks you can freeze the jars and they will keep the glow amount (or a little darker) from when they were frozen .”
I bet if you save the netting when you buy potatoes that would work well and not be an extra expense. If you save jars, the only thing you would have to buy is the glow sticks.
Jacob hight thats an awesome thought process….why didnt i think of that, im glad u mentioned that because i need to save $ any where i can!! Thanks. 🙂
I have tried this and now I am waiting to see what happens. I did not use the tulle. We are planning on using this for our children’s Christmas party at the American legion. Is the something else you can use besides the tulle??
Onion or orange sack
We have discussed doing some of these for the kid’s play area for my daughter’s wedding reception. We will experiment with using empty plastic peanut butter jars because of the safety issue with glass and glue the lids on. We will also be sure to get the glow sticks that are non-toxic,
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Also they probably only keep glowing if they are under a black light correct?
Did you use more than one color glow stick inside jar 1 and jar 2? And it looks splattered not shaken?
THANK YOU!!! We tried the “fairies in a jar” & it was the WORST tut. ever. And I came to the same conclusion that it was Photoshop. The girls were upset, but now I can redeem myself. thank you so much!!!!!
Oh good! So glad to hear! I hope your girls enjoy making these 🙂
I agree! We tried the “Fairies In A Jar”, SO DISAPPOINTED!!! Thank you for your time and experimentation!!! Now, we can redo this!! My daughters LOVE Fairies!!
Wishing your mom will feel better soon. It’s very touching when they keep thinking about us even when th#28e&y17;re the one that needs us.I’ve done this before last year when both my parents got sick with just weeks apart.You are a wonderful daughter, Margie.
so do they permanently glow now when its dark? or does the glow run out?
No, they don’t keep glowing. I heard that to get a jar that keeps glowing, you need to go and buy some decent glow paint from a nearby craft store or something. Have yet to try it myself, but the glow doesn’t last from the sticks.
Love it, I’m a cater and I can use this
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Could you use glow in the dark paint so it would rejuvenate?
I think that is a great idea. I think it would be best if you could thin the paint so it wouldnt blob and maybe put it in a spray bottle so that it comes out as a mist.
Spray bottle gewat idea
Hello. Would the glow show up for a daytime party? Thanks for your response.
The glow part is going to work like it would if it were still in the glue stick. The glow will not show up well during the day. Also the glow eventually fades away.
Hai, my name is Emma, I tried this tutorial (well..another, but similair) and I’d cut my glowstick above the glass-tube, so the plastic one fell off.
And I gently broke the glass tube, but I had to really shake and wait wait wait untill there was a little bit glowing fluid on the bottom of the jar.
When I started shaking it again, it glowed a little more, so it was still cool, but not at all like the (photoshopped?) things I see online.
Did you only use one glowstick, like me? Or a few?
And is it supposed to take long, I expected it to be pour-able..but this was like some sortof almost-dried-glue.
Greetings from Holland!
– Emma
The problem of slowly moving fluid is capillary action. To fix this problem cut one end off then flip the tube over (with the clipped end inside the jar) and clip the other end (now the top) off so that it will flow freely. I did this and the fluid came right out.
PLEASE BE CAREFUL glow stick fluid is toxic and can burn.
Actually glow stick juice is non-toxic and does NOT burn you.
Yes it’s a chemical reaction but not one that produces heat…. Get your science right
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You can get glow powder and add to a clear coat then splatter the tulle and put inside the jar. Will last. Just recharge the glow with light.
You can put in glitter it looks amazing in the dark,
Where would I find glow powder?
Ebay
Hello, thanks for sharing the technique 🙂 do you how long it would last ? 1h? 5h ? More !?!?
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For the red tulle one…say you emptied the glow sticks into a bowl and then dipped the tulle in it so it would pick up more of the liquid, I wonder if it would look more like the “photoshopped” example…
Thanks for your idea! I’m sure that would work, but I didn’t try that method and I can’t say I would advise it since there are small pieces of broken glass within the glow sticks. If you do try that method, be sure to wear protective gloves!
The picture isn’t photoshopped. It’s a photograph. Its photography. But it was not edited with photoshop or any other photo editing program.
http://www.deviantart.com/art/Undiscovered-galaxies-259169962
This is the original!
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Thanks for this tutorial.what is glow stick and where can I find?
vandana if u are in India u can find these glowsticks in mumbai for 10 rs per piece near cst railway station at a shop called party shop in crawford market
Love this idea, yet unable to find an answer to a question. After cracking open the glow sticks and emptying the liquid into the jar, do you remove the empty, broken pieces? Thank you!!!
yes you take out the glowsticks (plastic) and toss them in the trash.
Do you remove that net inside after you shake it…
No, I left the tulle inside the jar. But, I used the fine white tulle. The red one was only for tutorial purposes.
That was a fun idea but it only lasted a few hours. Is there anything I can do to activate the glow again
Yes, they really only last a handful of hours. But, if you use a black light the glow will last much longer!
How long does the glow last?
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Do these glow jars or faires last forever because a glow stick only glows for about one night and that’s the night when you crack it so I was wondering how long it lasts cause I don’t want to have to replace it over and over again
These rehydrate for awhile with hydrogen peroxide.
Sorry I know you’ve been asked this question a ton of times and I did read through the comments but was left unclear. I want to make the glow jars the night before, without needed to use glow paint or a black light. Can I use your technique and then leavr the jars in the freezer? Would they be able to use the next night?
Hi Lizzie, I have yet to try leaving the jars in the freezer. In theory it may work, however I can’t say for sure since I haven’t don it myself. If I hear of anyone who has tried it out I’ll be sure to let you know!
Great tutorial, thanks. People, before you ask a question, read the comments – the answer is likely already there.
I filled the jars with plastic gems you can purchase at the craft store and then added the glow stick to them. You can add a glow stick each night to reuse the jars as long as you keep the jar lid on securely tight.
What a fun idea. Thanks for sharing!
You can use non toxic highlighter pens in your desired colour to make coloured water to add character to your functions or at home. While they don’t look as effective they do add a nice touch and safer with kids around. You will require a black light though. I understand they can also be used for making cocktails but apparently don’t taste very good so add lots alcohol 🙂
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where do you buy glow paint ?
You can probably get it at any major paint store, but try Menard’s, Lowe’s, or Home Depot.
Omg another Bettina! That’s my name too! I’ve only met 1 other Bettina in my entire life! cool
you can buy glow paint at any craft store, michael’s, joann’s, hobby lobby etc….martha stewart has a line of paint through plaid enterprises that make bigger jars of glow paint too. hopw that helps! oh, they also carry glow hot glue sticks and polymer clay that glows!
DO NOT USE GLOW PAINT…you will be disappointed. They do not really glow even though they are set in the sun and the result does not look like fairies in the least…just look like blobs of paint smeared around the jar!
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How long does the glow last?
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They lasted a few hours for us. BUT if you use a black light they’ll last much longer! And if you used glow paint instead, then you can recharge the jars and use them over and over again
If you put glow sticks in the freezer when you are done with them when you get them out later and let them warm up they will glow bright again. I don’t know if it would work in the jar or not.
Hi, I was wondering can you control the color? I want to use them for centerpieces in a “Citrus” theme party. Lemon, Lime & Orange…
You can control the color by just using glow sticks in your desired colors. Just keep in mind that they don’t last more than a few hours in the dark, if you’re using a black light then they last much longer.
Hi there!
Has anyone tried this with laundry detergent and a black light? When my friend was in college I painted pictures with Tide on his walls, and it fluoresces when you shine a black light on it! If you try this with your jars, it can be used over and over, altho it doesn’t just glow on it’s own.
I can’t caution enough to WEAR GOGGLES when breaking open those glow sticks! When I was little I broke open a glow stick to see if it would glow on my fingers, and in the process of cutting the stick open, it squirted in my eye. I couldn’t see out of it for hours and it was absolutely excruciating! So yeah. Goggles might look silly, but…
Yes, wearing goggles is very important!!!
For using the glow paint, maybe you could pick up some paint in the straw end that goes in the jar, and while turning the jar, blow gently through the straw? I would do one color at a time, and wait for it to dry before starting the next color. You could probably use an airbrush tool, if you have one. Or get a bubble blowing wand, and blow the bubbles into the jar with paint on them, maybe using the glowy paint and mixing it with the soap (use very little just enough to make bubbles!). Meanwhile, have fun, these are cute!
Oh, that’s an interesting idea! Hadn’t thought of that!
What would happen if you put a candle in the jar? Would it melt the glow stuff? Start on fire?
I have no idea what would happen. Apparently they are not flammable, but I would NOT recommend trying it. It sounds a little dangerous…. now, if some company made a black light version of those little led candles, that would be cool in the jar!
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great idea for when you are on mdma or lsd haha
How long do they glow for? Can I make them during the day for an evening party?
You know they only glow for a few hours, but if you use a black light they’ll last longer, and if you read through the comments you’ll find some great ideas from my readers on how to make glow jars that last much longer!
Hi,
This was really a nice idea… i am going to make my child do the same… i am sure she is going to love it… Thank you so much for sharing such a wonderful thing.
Good luck with your future work.
Dhruti Sanghavi
Are these jars a one time thing? Do they glow after? Can they come back to life and be bright again?
They are more of a one time thing, but if you read some of the comments you’ll find some great ideas from my readers on different ways to make them last longer!
Hi,
So came across this post a little while back and I read some of the first comments and it gave me a great idea, instead of using glow sticks, or glow in the dark paint, I used glow in the dark glitter glue, it dried clear with a little of glitter shimmering in there. So it looks like the only thing in there is a piece of tulle. I will be sending these jars to my nieces (all 4 of them) as a little spring surprise. The only thing they have to do is take it outside or put it under a light to charge them and they will glow. I hope this gives someone a better idea on how to make these elusive fairies stay just a little longer. 🙂
where can you get glow in the dark glitter glue???
How long did the glow last for?
we have 4 girls and used some old baby food jars that we still had. that way each girl could have her own jar and pick her own colors. they had great fun making them and each choose a different color glow stick. we stuck em’ in the freezer and they plan on using them as night lights tonight
I’m thinking about trying this out with glow paint….how about spreading out some tulle, paint splatter or paint dots, bunch up the tulle and put in the jar? I’m brainstorming…
I think that sounds like a great idea, then you could even add dots of the glow paint to the inside walls of the jar as well! I’m sure the jars would last much longer!
Glow paint did not work anything like I hoped…I would advise using the glow sticks. Was a disappointment.
Tina, thank you so much for sharing your experience with the glow paint. I appreciate it, and I’m sure my readers do as well! I hope you’ll give it a try again with the glow sticks!
I’ve heard that glow in the dark glue works better than the paint, that it charges up again well. I think that’s what we’ll try. I’m excited! I’ve been collecting interesting jars for over a month, from stuff like capers, jams and preserves, spreads, and sauces, and I think I’ll pull out a couple of old baby food jars, too! They’ll make great gifts!
I am way behind on this. Love the fairies. I was inspired by the glow in the dark paint though. I wonder about spatter painting the tulle with the glow in the dark paint using a tooth brush. Then putting the tulle into the jar. Just might work.
Oh that’s a great idea! I think we just may need to give these a try again, but with the glow paint. Thanks for sharing!
Hi, your glow jars are great. One thing I would like to add– please add some glue to the lids so that little fingers can not open the jars. Also has anyone ever used plastic jars?
Adding glue to keep the lids secure is a great idea! Thanks for sharing! I have never used plastic containers for this, so I’d imagine they’d work but I’m not sure!
I was wondering if after you put the glow material in the jars if you add water or anything else to the jar to make the glow material come up higher ( kinda like a lava lamp). Please let me know as soon as possible.
When you shake the glow sticks into the jars, the glow material splatters around all over the sides from top to bottom. The piece of tulle I put inside also caught the glowing drops, creating the floating ‘fairies’ look.
I did not try adding water, so I am not sure if the glow material would float around in the water or not. If you do try that method, I would love to hear whether or not it works!
Thanks for stopping by my blog, and have a great week!
We tried this tonight without the tulle. We also tried adding water to make more liquid. NOT a good idea. The water separates from the glow and puts out its light. I also tried adding oil to see what will happen. There oil really separated everything and just globbed around the center but the glow light also went out immediately.
Thanks for sharing your experiences exploring the glow jars! It’s always great to hear what works and what doesn’t! Another reader had a good idea to use glow paint and splatter it onto the tulle. I think that sounds like it would work out well, I may try it out soon and I’ll update my post when I do!
glad you tried your ideas i had the same ones now i am wondering if glycerian might make the glow paint splatter in the better or not?
I love this idea I’ll be passing on your page to all my friends and see if they will try it . I will in the spring time for sure …
Gloria! Thanks for sharing with your friends, and for stopping by my blog!
The tulle looks like the bags that we buy onions in it could a person use that or is it another type of material ???
That is what I used in one of the jars for demonstrations purposes (the red netting). You can certainly use that, but I prefer the fine white tulle since you don’t really see it in the jars.
where do you but the tulle
I picked it up in the fabric department of our local craft store
Do you just throw the jars away afterwards?
Hi!
Thank you for this detailed tutorial – I was trying to tell a friend how to make them but without a tutorial she became very confused!
To everyone wondering if you can reuse the jars – if you freeze the used jars they will glow again the next night – it works for the sticks so I guess it would work for the jars.
This is soooo pretty! How long will the jars glow for? Thanks!
They lasted for a few hours for us. But I think a black light would extend the glow fun!
what is tulle? i don’t understand
Hi Zairy,
Tulle is a lightweight, fine netting that you can purchase at fabric stores. Drops of the glow stick material stick the the tulle, giving the illusion of floating glowing fairies within the jars.
I hope that helps, and thanks for stopping by my blog!
where I can purchased the glow stick?
You can pick up glow sticks from several different kinds of stores, I have seen them at our Target and Dollar Tree. And if you don’t have any luck locally, you can always check online. Good luck!
Of course it looks nice, and I don´t really like to bring down the jolly mood, but for Pete´s sake we need to be more ecologically responsible when we do stuff with our kids. The Glow sticks are just plastic crap, which end polluting the planet after a short entertainment, and the stuff inside is toxic and abrasive. There are so man other more safer and greener things to do with kids!!
*sigh* there’s always one in a crowd.
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Could you put some polymer crystals in the jar with the glow stick material and the glitter and then shake it up and then add water to hydrate the polymer crystals and make a gel filled jar?
Dear Shaleah,
Thank you soo much for this link, I absolutely love your glow in the dark jars. 🙂 (especially the second one on the first photo) I didn’t use the same technique, but it’s very interesting, and obviously look much like jellyfish. 🙂
Can’t wait to see more of your ideas!
Luca Gerda László (Bucikah on deviantart)
Hi Luca,
Thank you so much!I love your jars as well. And you have a beautiful blog! Thanks for stopping by and checking out my projects!
I saw that some one had asked if the jars are reusiable. I thought I would sujest a black light. I find that even spent glow sticks will gain a new life as long as its near a black light. A good way I think to make these jarslast for a long while as say for a night light for a little kids room or just night time decor is to get some wood make a simple 3 sided bow that will fit over the blacklight of your choice. Make sure that the top pf your box has hole(s) that are slightly smaller than the jar(s) that you are useing and then there you so. set the jar on top let the light shine though the bottom of the glass and the jars can be used over and over for as long as you would like. Just a simple suggestion to continuously show off your good work. 🙂
Hi Decanna,
Thank you so much for your suggestion. A black light is a great idea, and it would definitely extend the life of the glow jars, and they would last much longer!
Thanks for stopping by the blog, be sure to visit again soon!
What zize glass jar do you use?
I used old spaghetti jars, but you could use any size you’d like! Just adjust the amount of glow sticks depending on how small or large your jars are.
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Hi! I just found the tutorial for the fairies in a jar. She used glowing paint and took hours to paint dots inside the jars. Your method is more practical for most of us.
Thanks, I’m glad you liked it! I would imagine the glowing paint would make the jars reusable, and they’d last for a good amount of time. But when you have little ones, sometimes you just don’t have the time for a time-consuming project. I know I usually don’t!
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I love the tule idea! I’ve seen a tutorial where they used the tulep fabric paints to achieve this as well. But I’m definitely liking the “suspended fairies” thanks for sharing!
Hi Shawnna,
Thanks for stopping by my blog! Glad you like the tutorial!
If you want it to last overnight when is the best time to do this project? Should I start it maybe around sunset or will it last if I do it during the day?
The closer to the time you plan to use them, the better!
So there is no glitter used in these jars?
No glitter used! I figured the glitter would end up just sticking to the sides of the jars, and I was trying to create the illusion of floating fairies, suspended in the center of the jar. The tulle helped me achieve this!
We did use glitter in our jars but as Shaleah said, the glitter, especially if too much is used will stick to the side of the jar. If you use too much of the glitter it will soak up the glow and it will go out. The less glitter the better.
Thanks for a real tutorial. I’ve seen this idea on Pinterest so many times, with the original Photoshop image (which only linked to a Flickr page when it first appeared)…Nice to see someone posting something more real.
We are doing a glow in the dark 5K at our family reunion- these awesome jars will light the way. Thanks for such good instructions.
Thanks for checking out my blog, I hope your family reunion 5k went well and everyone enjoyed the glow jars!
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Just as an FYI, while there are chemicals in glow sticks, they are entirely non-toxic (not that I recommend eating them or anything!). The tiny glass shards are something to be careful of, but when comparing the two, it’s the glass to worry about, and not what’s inside the glow sticks. Great project idea, thanks!
Good to know, thank you so much for the information!
How long do these last and can you reuse the jars after?
Hi Linda,
These lasted a few hours for us, which ended up being the perfect amount of time. Sometimes we preserve our glow sticks by putting them in the freezer, I haven’t tried this with the glow jars but that may be a way to save them for use again later. As far as reusing the jars, I wouldn’t recommend that. With the tiny pieces of glass and chemicals in the jar, I think it’s best to just get rid of them.
Thanks for following!
Shaleah
Hi Shaleah,
Can’t wait to try these, they look fantastic and my 3 fairy princesses will LOVE them. Just wondering how far ahead they can be made ie in the morning, or the day before; or only just before dark time?
Cheers,
Gretchen
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Try this site.
http://frompankawithlove.blogspot.com/2012/01/glowing-jar-project-varazslat-lakasban.html
Panka has a tutorial on how she really does the glow in the dark jars.
Your method is very nice as well. I think I will try both methods with my children.
Thanks for posting!
Hi Jeanne,
Thanks for sharing. I have seen that method before, and it’s a great one, we plan to try it soon. The paints were a little pricey, but I come up with a couple other projects we can use them on I’ll order some. Let me know if you find a good deal on the glow paints.
The jars we made are a fun afternoon experiment, and they only cost $1 (we found glow sticks at the dollar store).
Good luck with your jars, I’d love to see how they turn out!