So happy for today because I'm a guess at LESSology
For those of you who don't know, the challenge this time around is....
This is how my project started
with some Sparkling cider bottles.
First step is to clean them up real good. Inside and Out!
Get some goo gone girls. It's the best for taking off the stickies.
What's next? Well the last step.
Jazz it up!
I used Stdio Calico pattern paper, wood veneers and stamps colored with water color pencils.
Here they are. To make them sturdy you just have to pour some sand into the bottles.
This project is super fast, easy, cheep and FABULOUS!
See my post HERE
Join in on the challenge HERE
(You got till Sunday July 1st to link up)
See all the AWESOME design team work on the site HERE
A BIG THANK-YOU to Yvonne Yam and the rest of the DT for letting me share on the blog today. So honored...You gals ROCK!
16 comments:
You are a genius Lalo!. These bottles are looking great as bookends. Lovely to have you guest designing with us @ LESSology. hugs.
So excited to have you as our guest this month!!!!! I loveeeeeeeeeeeeee your bottle bookends!! GENIUS!!!!!
Fantastic idea! I love seeing how people can extend their papercraft skills to household projects. Your bottles are beautiful.
Great idea on the bottles.... Yikes on them been as bookends, as long as the books can stand on its own and not having those bottles fall and causing some unforseen injuries.... LOL! As long as the kiddies stay away !!!!
This is a great idea! Love the upcycle! :) And you did a great job decorating them! :)
wooooooooooo hoooooooooooooo!!!!
Awesome upcycling!!!!!!
So glad to have you guesting with us Lalo! Love your awesome bookends! :)
Such a fabulous project Lalo. Love the flowers.
So cute...what a great idea!
What a fun idea!
Super creative!! Love your use of wine bottles! Excellent recycling!
You are amazing !!!Totally innovative!!! great upcycling!!! Love these!!! hugs...xoxo
These are so fun, so creative, and they look GREAT!
LOOOOOOOOVE! I love your upcycling idea of using wine bottles for book ends! I love how you jazzed them up! You are amazing:)
What a cool project! You are the queen of repurposing and making the ordinary beautiful!
super cute idea, pretty and cheap... it doesn't get much better!
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