 | If using white glue you will need to thin it; mix
1/2 glue and 1/2 water in a container (like a margine container).
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| If using paper napkins, separate the plies.
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| Rip tissue paper or napkins into pieces about 1
inch by 1 inch. It is good if the pieces are jagged. Ripping the tissue paper
is good motor control practice for the kids (and is a lot harder than it looks for some!)
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| Using your paint brush, cue tip or popsicle
stick, paint the baby food jar with the mod podge or thinned glue. Only paint the
main jar area (not the part where you would screw the top on -- we don't want any paper to
catch fire).
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| Paste tissue paper all over the jar. Feel
free to overlap pieces.
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| Paint more glue over the top of any pieces that
look a bit loose.
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| Let dry.
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