Your cart is empty
Enter address,city and state,or ZIP code to find a store
Javascript is required to view this map.
DIY: Scary Terrariums
by Jordan Reid | Oct 31, 2012
I love this DIY: it’s easy, inexpensive, and can be used to decorate your home in a whole bunch of different ways. Try using a few Scary Terrariums as centerpieces for a Halloween-themed dinner table, lining a window with them, or putting LED tealights in them and using them to illuminate your walkway.
You start with a regular old Mason jar with a screw-on top (I used the oversized ones because I wanted to be able to incorporate some large-ish skeletons I’d found at Michaels).
Glue a little faux moss into the lid.
Use glue to affix whatever decorations you have handy (I went for skeletons, twigs, and plastic spiders).
Screw on the top…
And add a tealight if you want a little extra atmosphere (either next to the terrariums or right inside).
Happy Halloween!
— Jordan
Be the first one to comment.
Sign in or Register to Post Comment.
Jordan Reid grew up in New York City, studied cognitive neuroscience at Harvard University, and then worked as an actress in Los Angeles for several years before returning to her hometown to found RamshackleGlam.com, where she writes daily about everything from beauty and style to entertaining, home decor and DIY projects. Her site has been called "the single girls' survival guide for those who don't have a clue how to be domestic" by the Daily Beast, and has been featured in websites and publications around the globe. Reid is also the creator, co-producer, and host of Jordan In The House, a Meredith Video Studios-produced décor and entertaining program. She currently lives in the Hudson Valley with her husband, Kendrick, their son, and their two dogs.
To receive exclusive offers and sneak peaks to our fall and spring collections
