How to Create A Christmas Jar Ornament๏ผŸ

The holidays are the perfect time for making home decorations or special gifts for loved ones. Here is the Christmas Jar that is easy and fun to play with.

To prepare for it, we recommend watching the video along with the step-by-step directions and gathering the supplies that are listed before you get started.

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Steps to Create A Christmas Pyramid Light:

Step 1

Pour the LETโ€™S RESIN Epoxy Resin mixed with the Red Opaque Resin Pigment Paste into the Jar Mold. Set it aside to cure about 8 hours or longer. Demold it after the epoxy resin is fully hardened.

Step 2

Use Upgraded Clear UV Resin to draw waves patterns on the bottom of the jar, sprinkle with Green Holographic Fine Glitter Powder, and use a UV LED lamp to cure it.

Step 3

Use White UV Resin to draw snowflakes on other parts of the jar, and use a UV LED Lamp to cure them.

Step 4

Decorate with a small amount of Golden Chameleon Colorshift Chunky Glitter on other parts of the jar.

Step 5

Pour the LETโ€™S RESIN Epoxy Resin mixed with the White Opaque Resin Pigment Paste into the lid mold. Please note that there should not be full in the lid mold.

Step 6

Then pour a thin layer of resin mixed with Golden Metallic Sparkling Craft Fine Glitter.

Step 7

Place some mini Christmas ornaments, such as Christmas tree, snowman on top of the lid.

Step 8

Set it aside to cure about 8 hours or longer. Once the epoxy resin is fully hardened, remove it from the mold.

We hope this simple DIY Christmas craft idea will add personal touch to your Christmas decorations and inspire you to make your own designs or use these as a way to connect with your loved ones during the holiday season. We know that once youโ€™ve made these, theyโ€™ll be keepsakes for many Christmases to come!

Please leave any questions or comments below.

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1 comment

Michele Diehl
Michele Diehl

Love these jars!! How do I get rid of the sharp edges from the bottom of the jar and the top of the lid? I bought deburring tools for this but wanted your advice first. Thanks so much, Michele.

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