Are you a wine lover and have tons of bottles in the garage, and you just don't know what to do with them? Try upcycling them and incorporating them into your home decor. There are so many ideas on this and wikiHow was definitely the best advice I found in cutting glass for crafting. Being creative, transforming old bottles into different works of art like crushing glass to make a great mosaic mirror, or cutting the bottles to make a beautiful lighting piece can be the focal point of any room. From outdoors to the bathroom, you can really transform your space and be glad in it. Here are some beautiful ideas to help you in deciding what to do with your old wine bottles instead of putting them in the recycle bin.
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This one for the backyard definitely isn't easy but can be a masterpiece and the focal point of your backyard. First cutting the bottom of the bottles, using the direction above at wikiHow, or the video below, allowing the necks to conceal the the lighting kits you will need to buy. It will differ, depending on the look your going for as well as the lighting kit you decide to purchase. A wooden beam used will also hide all of the wires and will cover and hold the neck in place so that it won't move. What I was attracted to with this one, was the different color bottles they chose. The different hues spiced up this backyard tremendously. I could imagine how this looks by evening!!
This one for the backyard definitely isn't easy but can be a masterpiece and the focal point of your backyard. First cutting the bottom of the bottles, using the direction above at wikiHow, or the video below, allowing the necks to conceal the the lighting kits you will need to buy. It will differ, depending on the look your going for as well as the lighting kit you decide to purchase. A wooden beam used will also hide all of the wires and will cover and hold the neck in place so that it won't move. What I was attracted to with this one, was the different color bottles they chose. The different hues spiced up this backyard tremendously. I could imagine how this looks by evening!!
In this video below, it will show you how to do a similar project, by adding wire, candles and metal leaves, forgetting about the lighting kit.
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