Since I already had the paint, this project legitimately cost me
97 cents.
Pennies! Beat that!
(with paint as an added cost, it will cost about $2.97)
Here's how you can have some cheap fancy fun too!
{ all designs & photos (c) erin mcmanness 2012 - if you repin or repost, please link back! }
With my other two bottles,
I may work in some neon and gold leaf - we'll see!
Let me know if you complete this tutorial -
please link me to the results in the comments! I'd love to see!
very sweet! love this idea
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Painting the insides white really made it all come together! Now I just wish I could paint like you :)
ReplyDeleteLove it! I'm a fan of glassware from GoodWill, too. It's just too cheap to skip.
ReplyDeleteI'm intrigued by the idea of a gold leaf bottle! I hope you do that one next. :-)
That turned out awesome! I'm a huge bottle hoarder so I definitely have a couple lying around that need some sprucing.....thanks!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea! I am soooo not crafty, but I feel like even I could manage this one. Got my daughter's bat mitzvah coming up so I will bookmark this.
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute idea and I love your flowers. I'm not good at drawing tho but I'm pretty sure I can draw anything on the bottles :)
ReplyDeleteI'm your ewest follower from Indonesia :)
dita
Wow, it looks so beautiful!
ReplyDeletelovely.....so beautiful! thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love this tutorial! Definitely going to try!
ReplyDelete-Jacquelyn
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