Glass bottle decoration with clay

Well, looky here! I finally got my painted bottle project finished.

Use it to make a lovely wine themed decor piece instead. It only takes a few inexpensive art supplies and an empty wine bottle to create this unique piece of art. You can do this, I promise! When I brought this home my son asked me where I bought it, he said it was gorgeous. He kept asking me where I bought it. Trust me, if I can do this project, anyone can do it. Start with an empty wine bottle.

Glass bottle decoration with clay

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Lightly brush paint onto the clothes pins and onto the foam rings and beads.

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Wine bottles come in all different shapes, sizes, and hues, and those diverse qualities make them such versatile objects when it comes to upcycling or repurposing. The first step to any of these projects is to empty the bottle s. An empty wine bottle makes a great vase or decoration piece on its own, so here are some great tips for decorating the bottle itself. If you love getting in the holiday spirit then why not decorate your bottles accordingly? Adding a bit of lace to the bottom of your bottle can make such a difference! And I just love the look of the dripping paint on the inside, too.

Glass bottle decoration with clay

Feel like upcycling your glass bottles? Make your very own DIY bottle vase with air-drying clay and decorate your home with a creative touch. This is a perfect DIY project for adults and teens who need a relatively easy project to work with clay. You cannot have too many vases around your house. Every room deserves to have colorful and cheery flowers to brighten it up, and those flowers deserve a fabulous vase like this one. You can use it as a flower vase, as a centerpiece, or just as a decorative item to place on the mantel.

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It just took me a little longer to get to the finish line than it took her with my initial DIY fail , and I added my own twist to it. It lets me know what you are enjoying the most. You can use any color paint. You definitely knew what you were doing here. Start at the top along the rope strand and work your way down onto the clothes pins. And cool knowing how you got that textured-stone-feeling. It has so much depth. Previous Previous. It will stay on the high parts and the cracks and crevices will stay dark. The ends should over lap by about 1 inch. Paint the grapes purple, and the leaves and vines green being careful not to get the paint onto the brown and black painted parts. Now you have the base completed. Matt has M. Make sure they are as close together as possible. Stir together until combined.

I take some of my junk jewelry stash out of hiding and add them to colorful bottles I pick up at thrift stores or flea markets! They make me smile. I bet you have just what you need at home to make some of your own.

If you enjoyed this blogpost would you be so kind and like the page? Start by rolling out a long thin strand of clay. You can do this, I promise! Pop over and see me sometime. After I painted them, I wanted to do some sort of something on them to make them look old…or textured…or both. Coat the foam and clothes pins with a layer of black paint. Second attempt is awesome! Craft WIN! Search for: Search. Use a toothpick to press leaf veins onto the surface to create a more realistic looking leaf. January 29, Barbara.