Awesome Halloween Luminary Designs

Here we share you some luminaries designs for your halloween! really simple and easy!

1. Halloween paper bag
Halloween paper bag lights aren’t anything new, but they are the easiest and most economical way to light things up. You can cut or hole punch your designs out of the bag using stencils, or by simply free handing it. Even easier, use Sharpies to draw faces, words, or other designs.  If you have them, stamps would also work nicely. For larger displays, save up your paper grocery and department store bags. we like the idea of displaying paper luminaries along the walkway, leading the way up to your front door. They are also spooktacular on the mantel, kitchen counter, or as a centerpiece for your dining table. Trick or Treat!

2. Halloween tin can lights

Halloween tin can light look pretty awesome, but they will also last for years to come. All you will need are tin cans (coffee cans work great), an awl or large nail, paint, and a hammer. Because the cans will obviously bend out of shape from the hole punching, it’s important to fill them with water and freeze first. This will keep your can intact while punching out your designs. After frozen, draw your design on your can and use your awl and hammer to punch holes along your design; kind of like connect the dot. Once finished, let the ice melt, dry thoroughly, and paint your can however you’d like! You can also punch a hole on the opposite side of each can and use wire to create hanging lanterns.

3. Glass Jar Lights

we’ve got a kitchen full of glass jars that never get any use. Why not paint and decorate them for Halloween? Whether you use paint or decoupage, there are several ways to create unique Halloween glass jar lights. You can apply acrylic paint with a sea sponge, wait for your base coat to dry, and then either use paint, Sharpies, or paper to add your embellishments. For instance, you can paint your jar orange and then add your jack-o-lantern face later. You can also use decoupage (equal parts of white glue and water) and tissue paper to cover your jars. For a mummy luminary, cut out your eyes, nose, and mouth using black construction paper and tape it to your jar, then simply cover the jar in masking tape!

4. Milk Jug Luminaries

They make for the perfect little ensemble of ghosts. All you will need are empty milk jugs, a black Sharpie, scissors or a utility knife, and string lights (or sand and tea lights in place of string lights). Remove the milk label (you might need Goo Be Gone or Goof Off to completely remove), use the Sharpie to draw your face, and cut out a small hole in the back of the milk jug that’s big enough to insert your string lights. Another option is to fill the milk jugs with about 1-2 inches of sand, and use tea lights to illuminate. Just be sure to make your cut-out in the back a little bigger for ventilation. Happy Halloween light crafting.

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