So, Mr. Chocolate likes an adult beverage from time to time which means I get some pretty cool bottles. I’m not saying I encourage him to drink the contents faster or anything .
I’m upgrading our Halloween décor each year to a more muted palette. I started with a crackled kraft colored scrapbook paper that went around each bottle followed by a black and white polka dot paper with torn edges. Mod Podged these on.
On the top and bottom of the paper, I added a row of sequened ribbon using double sided tape. Then I went to my sticker stash and had a round silver and rhinestone frame sticker from Making Memories and a silver foil sticker leftover from a previous project.
I picked up a package of “poision labels” at Michaels from their Recollection line ( 40% off of course) and those went on the bottles. Finished with black velveteen ribbon around the neck ( which already had a black wax finish…perfect!) added a button, and a skull rhinestone leftover from last year’s cards.
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These. are. awesome! Love love love, Carol! I, too, am toning down the Halloween decorations...not lessening them, just muting the colors...I think they're creepier that way...;) Halloween is my fave...
ReplyDeleteVery very sophisticated! I love recycling bottles in cool ways--yours came out terrific!
ReplyDeleteAwesome bottles! Spooky and classy at the same time :)
ReplyDeleteI would drink any poison from these elegant bottles! Try and stop me!
ReplyDeleteVery creative idea! Thanks so much for sharing how to make these Halloween bottles. I want to try some myself after seeing yours.
ReplyDeleteLOVE these, Carol! Just everything about them. The paper, the bling, the ribbon... LOVE it! :)
ReplyDeleteEvery year I say I'm going to do something cool with bottles, but, alas, it hasn't happened yet! You're my inspiration! Very elegant, yet festive, I love them. You're a magician with paper....:D
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Kathleen
FABULOUS!
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome! And I'm lucky enough to have a sister that's a bartender, so any time I need bottles for projects, she always has tons for me. Thanks for such a cute idea!
ReplyDeleteYour bottles look so elegant Carol. Switch out the "poison" labels and you have the perfect decorative touch for anytime of the year, I'd say.
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ReplyDeleteThese are amazing! I love the look and they could be so easily changed up for any holiday or season. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI love it! The poison labels are great. It's so fun to see Halloween projects starting to pop up! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a super fun way to recycle those bottles! I love the muted look too...very creepy and Jack Sparrowish:-)
ReplyDeleteComing over to see your Altered Bottles and they are GREAT. I will have to add these to my collection.
ReplyDeleteRhonda
These are perfect! Love everything about them, especially the added rhinestones and sequins!
ReplyDeleteAwesome idea and I love these bottles!
ReplyDeleteThese are so much fun! Great job.
ReplyDeleteWarmly, Michelle
These. Are. FABULOUS!!! Great upcycling project! They make great party/hostess gifts as well. Thanks for linking this up to Paper Issues!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE these! Such a cool project, I so want to make these for Halloween. So festive, TFS!
ReplyDeleteLOVE these - great way to upcycle thise bottles!
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