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Twine and Wine {DIY Project}

10/10/2011 · Kelly Rowe · 4 Comments

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Don’t you love when you see something in a store or magazine and think to yourself — “I could do that.”   I can’t recall (for the life of me), where I saw bottles similar to these featured, but I wanted to  had to give it a try.  Sometimes, items like these can be found at astronomical prices and for those of us that enjoy crafting and DIY projects….   well, we can save ourselves some moolah.

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Okay, moving on.  I have a four tiered shelf in our breakfast room and I like to stir things up more times than none and thought these might be a good option.  We enjoy a bottle of wine on occasion, so I kept a few of the different bottles (colors and shapes).  I soaked them in water to get 95% of the labeling off and used the handy dandy Goo Gone to rid of the any remaining glue.  I picked one decorative bottle up at Hobby Lobby to compliment the trio of others.  I wasn’t sure if I wanted to wrap the entire bottle(s), so I just added snippets of twine here and there — and kept one naked.  Voila!  They do add a little eclectic, artsy fartsy touch to my shelf — and it cost really next to nothing (especially if you drink wine or have wine drinking friends).

Recycling/Upcycling everyday items can be fun and a great way to save a few dollars.  Some additional twine bottle ideas can be found here.

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  1. Andrea @Oasis Accents says

    10/10/2011 at 5:08 pm

    I love bottles too. Mine are all cobalt blue. I might just have to try this on a couple. Thanks for sharing. Found you from Keeping it Simple =)

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  2. kris says

    10/11/2011 at 10:27 am

    Love it! I need to do a couple for my kitchen.

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  3. Simone @ Doberman's by the Sea says

    10/12/2011 at 3:43 am

    Very cute-I love decorating with bottles. I did a project with bottles last summer. Cheers

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  4. Wray Sist3rs says

    10/15/2011 at 9:06 pm

    Bottles are my new favorite thing to decorate. I love twined wrapped ones too. I have a couple that I'll be putting on my Fall mantle. I like how you only wrapped twine on parts of yours.

    Angela
    wraysist3rs.blogspot.com

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