12 Years manufacturer 4-PCS Anti-static Tweezer Sets Iran Importers

This 4-1/2″ (115mm) 4pc set is made in Germany of the same tempered steel as our box-joint pliers. Because of manufacturing costs, the lap-joint construction offers you high quality pliers at a savings. For normal use, this series will last for years. Features include red cushioned grips with springs and large axle to assure alignment. Set includes one each: chain, flat, round nose pliers and a sidecutter.

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Step 1: Wash and dry
Wash glass jars in hot, soapy water and let them air dry.

Step 2: Make templates
Cut templates out of poster board in decorative shapes such as stars, half-moons, or hearts. Or buy ready-made templates from craft stores.

Step 3: Cut out shapes
Use the templates to outline the shapes on the nonsticky side of removable adhesive paper, and then cut them out.

Step 4: Decorate the jars
Stick your designs onto the outside of the jars.

Step 5: Spray them
Coat the outside of the jars evenly with glass-frosting spray. Let them dry completely. Then, remove the adhesive-paper designs.

Step 6: Add candles
Put a votive candle or tea light inside each jar.

Tip
Nestle the candle in sand or sea salt to keep it stationary.

Step 7: Measure wire for handle
To make hanging lanterns, take a piece of strong wire and measure how much you need for a handle by wrapping the wire around the mouth of the jar, looping it over the top of the jar, and bringing it back down to the mouth of the jar. Clip with wire cutters. Create a small, open-ended loop on each end of the wire with pliers.

Tip
Wire hangers work just fine.

Step 8: Make the handle
Wrap one end of the wire around the jar’s mouth, securing it by slipping the loop around the wire and tightening it with pliers. Take the free end of wire, and bend it into an inverted U to make a handle. Secure the end by wrapping the other loop around the wire at the jar opening.

Step 9: Enjoy!
Enjoy the beautiful outdoor lighting your homemade lanterns provide.

Did You Know?
One of China’s most popular winter attractions is the annual Ice Lantern Festival in the north, near Siberia.