Looking for a new Halloween decoration? With a few items you probably already have, you can make ghost lanterns that are re-usable, recyclable, and eco-friendly.
You’ll need:
After rinsing each milk jug, cut the screw-top off to make putting the sand and light inside easier.
Use a Sharpie marker to draw faces on each lantern.
Fill the base with enough sand to keep the lanterns from blowing away and add your light.
** Don’t use regular candles or anything with an open flame, because Plastic + Fire = Bad. **
Place in groups along a pathway or on stairs.
(A version of this project on Pinterest also suggests using Christmas lights.)
This post was last modified on November 23, 2017 6:30 pm
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