Hi everyone!!. This is a very short and super easy Halloween project to add that Halloween vibe to your front yard or walk. This is such a simple project that I hope you all will give it a try. All you need for these Dollar Tree Jack-O-Lantern Solar Lights are a few things from Dollar Tree and some e6000. So let's light up your Halloween with these fun lights. By the way if you would like more Dollar Tree crafts head over to my Dollar Tree page. For more holiday projects check out my Holiday Project Vault.
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What you will Need: How to Make Dollar Tree Jack-O-Lantern Solar Lights
Step 1: Paint the Jack-O-Lanterns
You can choose the orange glass Jack-O-Lanterns but I wanted mine to be different colors. If choosing the clear glass pour paint inside and add a put of water then swirl it around until it is covered in the inside. Let dry completely. You want the paint to be translucent so one coat should be sufficient.
Step 2: Add the Solar Light to the Top
The solar lights come in three pieces. Pull the pieces apart so that you have the top, middle and bottom. The solar lights I chose have a plastic portion that the stem fits into. This makes the top of the solar light too long. Take some cutters and remove that plastic piece. Place some epoxy onto the lip of the glass and add the top of the Solar Light. You can add some hot glue to hold it temporarily while the epoxy sets. Hot glue is not going to stick permanently to the glass.
Step 3: Add the Middle of the Solar Light
Once again, Place epoxy and a little hot glue to the lip of the middle portion of the solar light and glue it to the center of the bottom of the glass. Let set completely.
Step 4: Add the Bottom of the Solar Light
The bottom of the light is the part that sticks in the ground. It just slides into the bottom of the middle piece. Once you have put all of the pieces together, Place them in the sun to soak up the rays. When night comes you will have colorful Dollar Tree Jack-O-Lantern Solar Lights.
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