Lady stacks glass vases inside a rusty tomato cage from the garage. This entryway idea is taking over the internet.

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If extra stability is needed, fill the bottom vase with decorative stones or sand.
Place the completed lantern pillar in your desired location and ensure it is stable and secure.
Variations & Tips
To add a personal touch, consider painting the glass vases in a frosted or metallic finish, or wrapping them with decorative wire or twine. For a seasonal twist, change the color of the lights or add holiday-themed decorations inside the vases. If you prefer a more colorful appearance, use vases in different hues to create a vibrant look. Remember to choose LED lights or candles if the lanterns will be left unattended to ensure safety.
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