Win a Mason Jar Lantern Wick Kit
The holiday season is upon us, and like you, we are searching for creative gift ideas for friends and family on our list.
We’ve been making these lovely Mason Jar Lanterns for years. We thought, why not deck them out for the holidays and give them as gifts. You can also personalize them with an item that reflects who the lantern is for.
Here’s ‘how to’ make these lovely lanterns.
The Giveaway
We are giving you a chance to make your own Mason Jar Lanterns by giving away a Wick Kit, to one lucky winner. Wick Kits include glass wick tubes and wicks for a dozen lanterns.
Here’s How to Win:
- Leave a comment below about what you’d fill your lanterns with or what type of jar you’d use.
- For a second entry “Like” the post about this giveaway on our Facebook Page.
- For a third entry “Share” this blog post on your Facebook page and leave a comment below stating that you did.
- For a fourth entry pin this post to Pinterest and leave a comment below stating that you did.
Terms of the Giveaway
- By participating in this giveaway/sweepstakes you are agreeing to these terms.
- Participants must be 18 years of age or older and a resident of the USA.
- Facebook has nothing to do with this giveaway and will not be used to announce the winners.
- The giveaway ends midnight EST Friday, November 16, 2012. The winners will be chosen at random and announced on November 19, 2012. Fillmore Container will alert the winner by the valid email address entered when signing up to comment on this site. The winners will have 72 hours to respond. If we do not hear from the winner within those 72 hours, then another winner will be chosen in their place.
- When the winners are chosen they will provide Fillmore Container their mailing address so we can send the wick kit. Fillmore will handle the shipping cost for the wick kit.
- No purchase necessary to participate.
Winner
Congratulations to commenter – DK “Chelsey” the luck winner of a wick Kit. Can’t wait to see how your Mason jar lanterns turn out.
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I love Filmore!!! and I said so when I shared your blog post :o) )
I’ve got a jar full of seaglass that would be beautiful on a lamp like this, can’t wait to see the creative ideas everybody else has!
Oh, it will be! There’s something beautiful that happens when the paraffin covers the sea glass… the chalky so away and the colors are illuminated!
I liked this post on facebook!
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I would use the Mason Jug Jars (pint) & fill them with mini ornaments. For Halloween I would fill them with cheesecloth & black plastic spiders 🙂
I liked this post on FB.
I pinned this to my ‘make it!’ board on Pinterest.
I would use one of my old blue jars and fill it with winter pine greens or cedar and red berries for winter, or cinnamon sticks and star anise. love this idea .
Cranberries and Christmas greens 🙂
I liked this post on facebook 🙂
I would likely make these lamps from some antique jars that I have gotten hold of over the year. That way, I don’t have to worry that they will be accidentally given away as gifts of food or “loaned” out. Then I could buy more jars from Fillmore Containers for day to day use!
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I shared this post on my FaceBook status!
I pinned this idea from your boards onto my board entitled “Cuteness!”
I love Mason jars and I have some lovely BLUE jars I would use to start. My fillers would include beach glass, pebbles and marbles….thanks for the chance!
fill them with different holiday things
i shared and liked on fb
pinned this to pinterest
I have some old sea shells about to be thrown out that might look good with this…
i liked on fb
I like the irregular jars and OLD ones.
I am a glass “junkie.” I think I would use my scrap glass and beads that didn’t quite turn out the way I want and add some tinsel-like material to make it all sparkle. This would suit me just fine!
P.S.: I would definitely use a quilted crystal jar to add pizzazz!
blog shared!
Of course already “liked” on FB. Now posted on my Pinterest
I’d fill it with fall leaves 🙂
I liked the post on fb 🙂
Shared the giveaway post on my fb (Tabitha Swain Klucking)
I would fill my jar more than likely a Ball Jar with Sea Shells. They would look so pretty.
I Liked The Fillmore Containers On Face Book.
I have a ton of beads that I don’t want to use for jewelry that I would love to put in a quart wide mouth jar with oil!
here is my pin!
http://pinterest.com/pin/253116441528756042/
I really liked the jar in the tutorial with the pebbles in it. My daughter collects rocks, so this would be a good way to “contain” and display them!
I “liked” the post about the giveaway on your facebook page.
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I shared on Facebook
I have some old jars (60+ yrs old) that were in a basement that had some seep water. I don’t want to use them for canning edibles, but have some old buttons that I could put in them.
I would fill the jar with cranberries, small pinecones and cinnamon sticks for a nice wintery lamp and of course would use mason jars from Fillmore Container!
I liked on FB.
I pinned this to rustic crafts on pinterest.
If I won, I would fill my jar with cranberries for the holidays! Already LIKED Fillmore on FB and shared this blog on FB too. 🙂
I would use this idea for making unique birthday gifts during the year. I think I would like to use the square jars.
Posted to Facebook, LIKED, and added again to Pinterest.
I was just recently given an OLD mason jar. It would be lovely made into a lantern like this. I might fill it with some tiny pinecones and cinnamon sticks.
I think a trio of jars, maybe a tall pint and a half, a regular pint and a jelly jar grouped together and filled with pinecones and berries would be lovely.
I really loved the sea glass idea that someone posted! How awesome would that look?
I shared the giveaway on my facebook page.
I pinned this on Pinterest.
Too bad I missed it! I am quite into stuff like this and would have loved to set one up. The wick idea is new to me, will deffo give it a try!
Carl,
Stay tuned as we might have another mason jar lantern giveaway coming up!
Love these lamps