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Thrifted jar lanterns with cabin glow
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Wash the jars, frost the glass with spray, then add battery-operated LED tea lights for a soft, safe glow that works well for candles and seasonal decor. To keep each lantern steady, add a little sand or another weight at the bottom before placing the light inside. Then cluster several jars on a shelf, a windowsill, or a table, and the room begins to feel like a tiny cabin by lamplight.
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