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The tea light one looks more like the actual, original ones we have in our Gaslamp Quarter.
There are also a couple in front of the Whaley House. I can't believe people survived with
so little light at night 150 tears ago.

I would love that area!
In the little area of the city that I'm in, they have the old gas lamps, but they changed them over to electric.

I'm well impressed by the look of those, Spooky.... I've got some amber bulbs shaped like a flame that fit a standard socket which I think would work well inside them (Walmart, I think??), but I'm especially impressed by the ropework around the sides. Did you glue it or anything to keep it from sliding, or does it hold just by how you wrapped it?

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Most of the lamps in the Gaslamp Quarter are electric now but they look just like the
originals. The existing original lamps just don't throw enough light, especially not in a
downtown environment.

well they turned out GREAT!! i'm ready to see your yard next year!! now that you've got one WHOLE year to prepare

GREAT pics of your jar lights Spooky! I love the effect both ways!
The tea lights for inside and the brighter for outdoors. They really look terrific!!

next week i'm heading out to the farm to gather the jars i'm excited to start!!

Great idea those would look pretty cool in my haunted cemetery, You should post pics when your done making them!!!!

Halloweennut08 wrote:You should post pics when your done making them!!!!

yes, thats the plan

i've got TONS of mason jars now!! now all i've got to do is start aging em some have been weathered for years but i also come across cases upon cases of brand new ones lol

we have a 10 acre farm in beulah that produces TONS of cucumbers for pickling the other side of the road is approximately 57 acres... 10 of which is full of corn, watermelon, and all sorts of other goods

my mother buys jars like this by the hundreds haha