I buy Trop50 Orange Juice and I love the shape of the bottle. I'm always brainstorming ideas on what I can do with them instead of tossing them out. I decided to use up a few of my stash and make Ghosts for Halloween. If I do say so myself I think they turned out really good. My son just loved them when I put them out so anytime he is complimentary I know I'm on to something.
You will need a Tropicana OJ Bottle or something similar
Spray Paint
Wood circles and ovals or something similar to create the face
Black Rafia
Mini Cupcake Liners
Spray Paint your bottles-this took several coats
I purchased my bag of wood pieces at Michael's
I layed out all the faces prior to spray painting them black so I knew which pieces to use
Once the pieces for the face dry use E6000 glue to adhere them to your bottles
Let them dry while laying flat or they will slip down the bottle--not pretty
Use a mini cupcake liner to cover the top of your bottle. You'll want to cut little slits all around it so it folds neatly.
Put a rubber band around the cupcake liner to hold in place while you wrap the bottle top with rafia ribbon. Leave some "stringy" pieces for decoration
So much better than just tossing them out!
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This is adorable! I love the upcycle aspect :)
ReplyDeleteThese are too cute! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteToo cute!
ReplyDeleteHow absolutely clever! xo
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute, I am gonna have to copy you.
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what a great idea, thanks for sharing!!
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A-DORABLE!! I love them! So very clever. I would love it if you would stop by and share this at my linky party!
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way cute! that is so adorable and pretty to make too! great job. I just made bottle ghosts but you'rs turned out so cute. I will have to try yours next time. take care. I'm a new follower!
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These are SOOO cute! And I love that they're just empty juice bottles! It would be awesome if you would stop by and link this up to our Halloween Party going on through the end of October.
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These are awesome and so creative. I purchase that juice as well so than you for the idea. I will not throw away this next bottles for sure!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh. I was just looking at my empty oj bottle thinking what can I do with this. You did a great job!
ReplyDeleteI am smiling! They are adorable. Thank u for sharing
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute project! Had to send your link off to my grandsons!
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Oh, how...cute and bootiful too! Pop Art Minis
ReplyDeleteAwesome! These are so cute. I love the shape of the bottle also but I never would of thought of this. Brilliant.
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I always wonder what i could do with the bottle now I can get grand daughters another project =)
ReplyDeleteWould love for you to share at my link party "Creative Halloween Ideas"
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Really cute!
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