About This Project

A 20–40 minutes craft for ages 3–10, using supplies you likely already have — LED Tea Lights, Googly Eyes, and White Glue.

GlueStick supports kids from setup to cleanup. After they choose a project, we guide them through gathering the supplies, making it, and cleaning up when they're done. We'll even help them share it safely with trusted family and friends.

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    Find Supplies

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    A cartoon of LED Tea Lights
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    A cartoon of Googly Eyes
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    A cartoon of White Glue
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    A cartoon of Foam Brushes
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    A cartoon of Tissue Paper
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    A cartoon of Construction Paper
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    A cartoon of Decoupage Medium
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    A cartoon of Glass Jars
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    A cartoon of Water
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    A cartoon of String
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    Make Halloween Glass Jar Luminaries

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    Cut your tissue paper

    Gather the tissue paper you want to use. We used white for ghosts, and green and purple for our monster and witch. Green would also make a great Frankenstein, or orange would be fun for a jack-o-lantern themed project. Tear or cut the tissue paper into small squares, no more than one-inch across.

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    Clean up

    Put things away so your space is tidy for next time.

    Tidy up our space

    Put away our supplies

    Check off each supply when it is put away — and any clean-up tips underneath are done too. You might find a fun surprise!

    • A cartoon of Googly Eyes
      Where they belong:
    • A cartoon of White Glue
      Where they belong:
      • — Don't forget! Close glue lids.
    • A cartoon of Foam Brushes
      Where they belong:
      • — Don't forget! Rinse your foam brushes well and let them dry before storing them.
    • A cartoon of Tissue Paper
      Where they belong:
    • A cartoon of Construction Paper
      Where they belong:
    • A cartoon of Decoupage Medium
      Where they belong:
      • — Don't forget! Close the Mod Podge (or similar medium) lid tightly.
    • A cartoon of Glass Jars
      Where they belong:
    • A cartoon of Water
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    • A cartoon of String
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    • A cartoon of LED Tea Lights
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About the Author

Abby Allen

Abby Allen is a mom, software engineer, and founder who loves to inspire kids to do more arts, crafts, and science experiments at home. When she's not busy building GlueStick, you can find her leading her Girl Scout troop or somewhere exploring with the family on their latest RV adventure.

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