Are ya'll ready to make some home made Moo Shine?
(Moon Shine lol)
I did. Here is how mine turned out.
These are great items to sell at craft booths/fairs. They make for cute country gifts at Christmas. Or as a souvenir.
It was hard to photograph water in jar without it being blurry for me.
They also make adorable party favors to take home, especially for country themed weddings!
(Moon Shine lol)
I did. Here is how mine turned out.
These are great items to sell at craft booths/fairs. They make for cute country gifts at Christmas. Or as a souvenir.
It was hard to photograph water in jar without it being blurry for me.
They also make adorable party favors to take home, especially for country themed weddings!
Here's how I made it.
All you need is a
-Mason jar with a lid, (I prefer the old metal ones.)
-E-6000 Glue
-Water (from a bottle.)
-Play set with tiny, plastic cows.
I got the one pictured above from our local Tractor Supply for only $4.99.
Not many cows in it, but I'm going to dab on some black/white spots to a few to make them look like cows.
Just take some E-6000 glue and glue the little cows to the bottom of your empty Mason Jar.
Let them dry overnight.
I used a wire to lower him down. A wire flimsy enough though to remove easily after it dried.
And then just add some bottled water. I think using bottled water may help from getting that stink smell after it sits for a while. Guess that's the difference. Not positive but I think that's the reason to use bottled water for crafts like this.
I used a wire to lower him down. A wire flimsy enough though to remove easily after it dried.
And then just add some bottled water. I think using bottled water may help from getting that stink smell after it sits for a while. Guess that's the difference. Not positive but I think that's the reason to use bottled water for crafts like this.
And bam, here is your Mason jar full of MOO SHINE!
I used cold, bottled water. I wish I'd used room temperature water so I wouldn't have had the chill in the first finished picture above.
These are great items to sell at craft booths/fairs. They make for cute country gifts at Christmas. Or as a souvenir. They also make adorable party favors to take home, especially for country themed weddings!
Speaking of "moo stuff." Yesterday was bittersweet. I said goodbye to a few of my farmland friends named, Small, Medium and Large. But I know they've really moved on to greener pastures for sure, as ours were drying up.
"As for butter versus margarine, I trust cows more than chemists."
~Joan Gussow
~Joan Gussow
Amen! Me too.
~Lisa
