Before the varnish dries completely, start sticking the next layers of jellybeans on - the wet varnish will help to adhere the beans. Lay them out so that every layer will be slightly in from the last - to give a overall peak effect with the Jellybeans so that they look mounded up upon the jar lid. Once you have completed each layer to your desired height, allow to dry then begin coating all the jellybeans with the varnish to seal it all up. A couple of coats with drying in between should be plenty. Once it is all dry, screw the lid back onto the jar, you may want to place some ribbons around the rim of the lid to finish it off .
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