Wine Bottle Crafts

<p>Bottle crafts are the most popular crafts. You can use them as a statement in any room, as a candle holders, New Year decorations, a vases, a drinking glasses for flowers and even as a bird feader. I will attach some pictures which I like. You can choose one as a guide or create your own.<br></p> <p>1. I was obsessed with gorgeous wine bottle candle holder. It's so easy to sit and so great decor for the table. Everything I needed to etch a custom design on the front is a Silhouette Glass Etching Kit ( I found at <a href="http://www.silhouetteonlinestore.com" rel="nofollow">www.silhouetteonlinestore.com</a> . When my bottle were ready to entertain I placed two taper candles on the top. I love how they look like.</p> <p>2. One of my fav wine bottles crafts is burlap-wrapped wine. They are good as decoration or even as a Table number. You will need a chalkboard wine bottle, a burlap lace ribbon, a glue and a rope. Wrap your chalkboard wine bottle with the burlap lace around the base. Use adhesive to attach the ends together. Done ✅ Wrap adhesive tape to the base of a chalkboard wine bottle. Start at the top to wrap the bottle with the rope. When you reach the bottom tuck the rope end under. Write something with chalk.</p> <p>3. Metallic Candle Holders are gorgeous. I know it's not cheap, but have a look at different wine bottles at the store. Some good wine is selling in very gorgeous bottles. For such holidays as Christmas it's really big deal. I think some store are even lavish and you can find a sale on Christmas)</p> <p>4. Glitter wine bottles are my fav one. I love them with flowers inside. How they are gorgeous in summer. All you need a white acrylics and a glitter. Just buy lots of different glitter to make the bottles different. When you are done with painting with acrylics, let the bottle get dry. Then use a glue for a bottom of your bottle and get your glitter empty on the bottle. Use a tape to help you with an angle. Done ✅</p> <p>By the way, how can I forgot this, it is very important to remove labels from the wine bottles. Don't do crafting with labels. Your paint will look poor. Don't be lazy, I am giving you good tutorial how to easily remove the label from a bottle. Put the bottles in a 350 degree oven about for 10 minutes. Carefully remove from the oven and the labels should peel right off. It's really a great idea if you want to use the bottles for crafts or if you want to save the label from a special occasion. Happy crafting! :))</p>