Craft: Milk Jug Lights

RE: Craft: Milk Jug Lights Post by Glitz (4) | (06/16/2008) Profile | Contact would not these look great with a stenciled picture of the ocassion like tree for christmas (or santa and his reindeer flying) how about hearts for Valatines day, bells for a night time wedding, baby rattles or buggies for a baby shower given at night? So many possiblities. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Craft: Milk Jug Lights Post by badwater (711) | (12/15/2007) Contact I've seen these before, but never knew how to do them. Looked great!! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Craft: Milk Jug Lights Post by jeg51 (9) | (11/27/2007) Contact PICO ... I LIKE YOUR IDEA. I DON'T UNDERSTAND HOW YOU GET TO A BURNED OUT BULB TO REPLACE IT. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Craft: Milk Jug Lights Post by PICO (298) | (11/26/2007) Contact I did this up my driveway and it looks really nice. I made mine a little different. I cut the top off of the milk jug and used the square bottom. I got 2-8foot 2x4's and stapled the lights to it. Then I cut slits on the milk jugs and stapled them over each light. When the holidays are over I store them in the rafters of my garage for next year. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Craft: Milk Jug Lights Post By Laura (Guest Post) (11/26/2007) When I use these as my decorations, I fill the bottles partially with water. In my area, the water freezes and creates a weight in the bottles. You just loosely hang the lights in the top of the bottle. This is good decoration when they are to be seen from a distance. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Craft: Milk Jug Lights Post by imaqt1962 (806) | (11/22/2007) Profile | Blog! | Contact vicky.. you can use different colored bulbs in each one Report Spam or Abuse RE: Craft: Milk Jug Lights Post By Ann (Guest Post) (11/22/2007) Go out on a recycle pick up day and collect your milk jugs there. I got a LOT when I needed them for another project. People drink lots of milk out there! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Craft: Milk Jug Lights Post by theseamstress (290) | (11/22/2007) Contact you say "place one light into the mouth of the jug" do you put the lids on to by having the hole for the light drilled threw the lid? How long (hours) have you kept yours lit to know if they do not get to hot for the plastic? I'm assuming you let the light bulb hang down inside sort of mid air so its not touching? Painting a picture on the outside would look pretty I bet. Can't wait to try this.Need to buy lots of milk now. I wonder if any places give you there empty jugs to save time on collecting them yourself so you can get them put up sooner? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Craft: Milk Jug Lights Post By vicky (Guest Post) (11/22/2007) How do you get the different colors? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Craft: Milk Jug Lights Post by audrie12 (12) | (11/22/2007) Profile | Contact very pretty, alot of people line them up along their walks or driveways. Audrie Report Spam or Abuse RE: Craft: Milk Jug Lights Post by theseamstress (290) | (11/21/2007) Contact that is so pretty and such a unique way of lighting. i will be giving this a try. thanks for sharing this wonderful idea! :) Report Spam or Abuse