Welcome to Day 1 of 16 Days of Creating! This is a great craft for Halloween, and SUPER easy. I'm including a tutorial just to prove it!
Step 1:
Find some empty wine bottles like this excellent 3-Buck-Chuck (thanks, Trader Joe's!) the ever-popular Barefoot (sorry, no picture), and a slightly higher-class Sharecropper's Cabernet (that's $15, big spender!) I basically just chose bottles of different colors for some variety.
Step Two:
Cover the labels with wet paper towels. This will loosen the glue on the labels. Wait a couple hours, and they will peel right off! So far so good....
Step 3:
Get some paper - I used some plain colored scrapbook paper. Anything would work - computer paper, newspaper might even be cool. I found some SPOOKY graphics online, added my own words to them, and finally printed out the new "labels" on my printer.
Step 4:
Almost done! Next I cut out the new label and used a candle to burn the edges of the paper for that "vintage" look. (In case you're wondering, I DON'T play with fire on a regular basis - despite what you've seen in my previous fall craft tutorial)
Step 5:
Glue the new label to the bottle, and you're in business! I decided mine were a little plain & hot-glued some twine around the bottle neck, too. Totally optional.
These bottles are a fun addition to a Halloween display, but would also be very cool on a full bottle for a Halloween party hostess gift!
Very creative! I like the names!
ReplyDeleteThese are really cool...I especially love the Rat Tail Reisling...that would be a fav or mine ;)
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