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Recycled wine bottle Christmas craft idea

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Recycled wine bottle Christmas craft idea

Good day to you! It’s that time of year.  Do I mean for drinking wine, or doing Christmas crafts?

Probably a little bit of both.  Cheers! Don’t worry, I am not skipping over Thanksgiving.  I just happened to have an empty bottle leftover from bunco night and thought I would do a craft.  When I posted the beginning process on Instagram everyone was anxious to see it.  So here you go.

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Today, I am sharing a recycled wine bottle Christmas craft idea.

I absolutely love crafting with wine bottles.

I have done a few in the past and you can check those out when you get a chance.

Crafting with wine bottles recycle save the earth. #debbiedoos

First, let’s start with the basics.

1st: Drink wine….. soak the bottle in soapy warm water to remove the label, and be sure to rinse the inside out well.

Supplies:

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Mod podge

American decor chalky paint or any craft paint of choice

Diamond dust or sparkle mod podge will do

Rit dye

Paintbrush

foam brush

embellishments of choice

First I turned my bottle upside down and gave it two coats of chalky paint.

I let that dry for an hour or so.

Then, I painted on a light coat of mod podge and lightly sprinkled the diamond dust on the bottle

Let that dry for a few hours.

Last year was the first time I have ever used the diamond dust and it looks super cute on the glass.

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and my Dollar tree sparkle plate

I then took my bottle of evening blue and dipped my foam brush and painted it on the bottle lightly. I dabbed the bottle with a paper towel lightly and let that dry completely for an hour or so. Sip some wine while you’re crafting, it goes by faster:)

This is what it looks like while drying.

After completely dried, I embellished my bottle with button snowflakes and a cute good bad button.  I found the button packs at Michael’s for a dollar.

Add burlap, twine, and a dollar tree snowflake

You can add a candle in the opening, you can add some lights inside.  Whatever you like or just leave as is.  I enjoy the thrill and relaxation of crafting.  In fact, I had two crafts going at the same time while my supplies were scattered about the kitchen table.  I hope you enjoyed my Christmas recycled bottle craft.  I think this will wind up in the family room on the coffee table for the season.  Thanks for stopping by today.  If you are not a regular here, I sure would love to see you back again.

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It’s been really fun to see the process and the final results.  No two are ever the same.

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Comments

  1. Raquel says

    October 30 at 4:25 pm

    I am all about a little of both! Great project – I have never mixed Rit Dye with Mod Podge. Love the look!

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  2. Deborah D says

    October 30 at 8:16 pm

    Debbie love this idea. I’m doing a table for Christmas celebration at church and am using a snowmen theme. Can’t wait to try using red for blue. Let you know how it turns out.
    I tried you Dr Pepper pork chops the other night and they were a HUGH hit. Fresh turnip greens from our garden and baked sweet potatoes with cornbread. Doesn’t get any better. My friends wanted the recipe and I posted it on Facebook giving you the credit. Thanks so much. Will go in my favorite recipes to be used again and again.

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    • Debbie says

      October 30 at 11:12 pm

      Oh that is wonderful! Thank you so much for sharing.

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  3. Debbie says

    October 30 at 9:21 pm

    That is so cool! I have all the ingredients 🙂 empty wine bottle and all!
    Love it!!
    Debbie

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  4. patty smothers says

    October 30 at 10:26 pm

    loves your wine bottle that’s my craft this year an corks would love to see what you come up with

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    • debbiedoo's says

      October 31 at 11:23 am

      Hmmm.. corks, I will have to see what I can do with those:) Thanks Patty.

      Reply
  5. martina says

    October 31 at 9:36 am

    Super cute as always Debbie!!

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  6. Lavender Dreams says

    November 4 at 7:09 pm

    This is a fun project! I’m enjoying your blog tonight…catching up on what you’ve been making lately. Wish we could have a glass of wine together! Happy Fall! Sweet hugs, Diane

    Reply
  7. Suzan says

    November 6 at 5:29 am

    Such a great idea and I have LOTS of empty wine bottles! I do something similar with olive oil bottles but have a more shabby type of style. Love this rustic look!

    Reply
    • debbiedoo's says

      November 6 at 9:34 am

      Great Suzan! Glad you like it.

      Reply
  8. Ann Dudley (duddoosdesigns) says

    November 4 at 10:05 pm

    Love your craft. Now I have ideas to use w/my bottles.

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    • debbiedoo's says

      November 4 at 10:13 pm

      Great Ann! Have fun.

      Reply
  9. Melinda Russell says

    November 11 at 7:59 pm

    Did you put a coat of clear varnish over the finished bottles?
    This is a great idea.
    I have some bottles (empty Young Living NingXia Red bottles) that are nice to use. I have painted some with designs, baked in the oven and then varnished. I use them to hold dishsoap. I wanted to do something different with the ones I have so this idea would be perfect. Thank you!

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    • debbiedoo's says

      November 11 at 11:19 pm

      I did not use a varnish on these. However you can. But because of the rit dye, even with a varnish, I could not guarantee that they would not run. That is a chance you have to take. Mine were just decorative with no water contact. The varnish though may hold the dye.

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