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" If you didn&amp;#039;t make it to the pumpkin field this year, no fear: Grab five empty glass jars in various sizes\u2014along with orange tissue paper, glue and black construction paper\u2014and scare up your own creepy crew.   Materials   \u2022 5 empty glass jars in various sizes, washed and soaked to remove any labels \u2022 Measuring tape \u2022 Scissors \u2022 Orange tissue paper \u2022 Small bowl \u2022 Decoupage glue (we used Mod Podge Outdoor, $5 for 8 oz; Michaels.com for stores) \u2022 Newspaper \u2022 1&amp;quot; foam paintbrush \u2022 Pencil \u2022 Black construction paper   Directions    1. Beginning with the tallest jar, measure the length from just below the lid to the center of the bottom of the jar. Cut about a dozen strips of tissue paper measuring about 1 1/2&amp;quot; wide by the length of the jar. In a small bowl, mix 3 parts decoupage glue with 1 part water.      2. For each jar: On a newspaper-covered surface, brush a 3&amp;quot;-wide coat of the mixture to the outside of the jar from just below the lid to the bottom. Lay a strip of tissue paper vertically over the glue; with your hands, smooth it out and down to the center of the bottom of the jar. Repeat with the remaining strips, overlapping each about 1/2&amp;quot;. Let dry.      3. Draw faces and other elements on black construction paper and cut out. Glue paper pieces onto the front of each jar.      4. Apply a thin layer of decoupage glue (diluted as in Step 1) to jar&amp;#039;s entire surface to seal. Let dry overnight. Fill each jar with several battery-operated votive candles and display.   Project by Emily McDonald, creator of the blog NotSoIdleHands.Blogspot.com.   Illustrations: Brown Bird Design "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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