Lighted Wine Bottle or Wine Bottle With Lights
She loved it. This is how I will start today's blog about decorating a used wine bottle for repurposing as a gift.
When I handed the hand-painted, bow-adorned, filled-with-Christmas-lights wine bottle over to my best friend, I explained, "You see, it's filled with Christmas lights," then I plugged it into the socket over her kitchen counter.
"Ohhhh, I love it," she cried.
"And I used enamel glass paint to paint the leaves and dragonflies," I continued.
"Hon, look," she beckoned to her husband. "See what Deb made for me? It lights! This is sooooo cool. You should sell them," she told me.
"Not in Lawrence, I can't. No market but I'd like to try here in Bonner (Springs, KS)," I said.
The conclusion is the hand painted wine bottle I turned into a lit decoration was a marvelous hit which surprised me, somewhat. I felt a bit humble giving her something I had made but on the other hand I was proud of the nice looking piece. And now that I know there's a chance such a project could be desirable, I will make more and add them to my inventory of homemade gifts to give and sell.
Finding new uses and way, recycling, repurposing, decorating or re-using cans, coffee cans, bottles, wine bottles, milk cartons, holiday cards, gift wrap, paper sacks, plastic bags, old clothing and wrapping paper for kid's crafts, children's crafts, storage, home decorating, holiday decorating and gifting. Recycle by decorating with paint, ribbon, glue, scrap material, paper. Finding inexpensive or cheap supplies to use as decoration, embellishment.
Sunday, January 2, 2011
Repurposed Wine Bottle: A Special Homemade Gift
Labels:
bottle,
custome,
decorated,
decorative painting,
dragonfly,
gifts,
glass,
handmade,
wine bottles
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