Darice Canning Jar Lamp Adapter, Zinc/Small Mouth/Silver Cord

I love this idea! I used this light attachment on top of a medium size Mason jar and filled it with quartz crystal points. The beauty of this is you can fill your jar with anything and it looks great. Works real well too. Quality is also very good.

The price was just right and it was so easy to make the lamp. The jar lamp looks great and works great. It was also delivered really fast. I am very happy with this product.

The lamp adapter does exactly what it is meant to do and looks great on my old mason jar, however when you pay $4.99 to cover S&H for such a small item it should not take over a week before it even leaves the warehouse. All in all, it took close to 2 weeks to arrive ... which seems like an eternity when you are itching to do a fun craft! I had the option to pay a couple of dollars more on another website and if I had I'm pretty sure it would have arrived in just a few days. Also, it would be great to offer a vintage/weathered zinc option to suit old jars .... the jar I attached this to is from the 1930s and the adapter looks all shiny & new and out of place. Not a big deal but an aged zinc option would rock!!

I will use it anyway but THERE IS NO ATTACHMENT TO ADD A SHADE AND THE LID WILL ONLY FIT A VERY SMALL MASON JAR. I was hoping to use the large mason jar to make a lamp filled with sea shells. Can only use a small jar and I do not want to spend more money on something that might attach a shade. I don't see where you can attach something. NO INSTRUCTIONS COME WITH THIS

I made an inexpensive pinecone-filled Mason Jar lamp for the kitchen in my "ski chalet" home (the most expensive component of this lamp was the shade). This lamp kit is designed for a regular mouth Mason jar, but I placed it on a wide mouth 1/2-gallon (64 ounce) Mason jar by inserting this lamp base into the wide mouth Mason jar metal ring. Easy peasy!

The bulb is NOT contained in the jar like this one: [...]Instead, the jar serves as the base. The bulb comes out the top. I need some sort of lamp shade in order to conceal the naked bulb, which is not what I wanted. I just wanted a small jar with a lightbulb in it. I looked everywhere for a place to contact the seller, as I really hate reviews where people just complain and badmouth the product. The pic here doesn't show the kit with a Mason jar. So this crappy review is for the customer who wonders, "How will this look with my jar?"

For twenty-five years our grandchildren vacationed with us on Jekyll Island, GA, and every year we picked up sea shells along the beach and brought them home. I had quart jars of shells and wanted to share the memories so these kits were a perfect way to do that. I added simple shades that I glued pretty braid on and hence the 'night light'.I originally ordered the gold lamp kit with the brown cord but did no care for that combination.Thanks for a great product. I will say that we had to add a lock washer under the nut that was supposed to screw the electric socket to the lid so that the socket would stay tight.

For a quick lamp on a mason jar - this fits the bill. Now that I've seen it - will likely order standard lamp kits and either buy lids with holes or have the holes drilled in existing lids. All other parts would then work but at a fraction of the price. Supposedly, lids with holes pre-drilled either for straws or for use with glass tubes for oil lamps are readily available. Not as cheap as drilling your own, but has to be less than this one. Given the type of fixture, there are limitations about the types of shades that will work, but for the purpose - worth the challenge. Hope that wide mouth type becomes available.