So I wrapped wine bottles with yarn - only after I cleaned the bottles, which isn't that bad. If you bake the wine bottles at about 400 degrees for about 15 minutes and then use a razor blade, you can peel the label right off. Any way, I degress. Wine bottles wrapped in yarn.... my process 1) pick your yarn of course. I bought the cheapest stuff from Joann's - for about $2.50 and I got a lot of yarn... more than I will ever use. Then I got out my Tacky glue and using my finger (because I was too lazy to get something else to use) I put a ring of glue around the bottom of the bottle. Then I put stripes of glue about 2 inches up and starts wrapping. The hardest part is just getting it started, but once you're started, it's just a matter of wrapping it around and making sure you can't see the bottle behind. I did 4 of them - will deifnitely do more as these are for wedding decorations. (PS - the flowers on top of the wine bottles, I did not make).
Next up... tissue paper flowers! So pretty and so easy... I just searched youtube for a video on how to do it and after a few of them they started looking awesome. The bigger the sheet of tissue paper you start with, the more you need. The smaller ones in the picture were 8 sheets. The bigger ones need at least 10 or more.
Other project updates to come... wine bottles spray painted with chalkboard paint - LOVE, LOVE, LOVE! I am on a spray painting kick! Cool pictures - that Ryan got to do some woodworking with. And metal desk and filing cabinet makeover!
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