Beer bottle decoration ideas

A few years ago i started "collecting" beer bottles. Every time i went to this liqueur store i would buy a different one keeping the bottles, my plan was to make a beer bottle chandelier, saw pins and tutorials on how to do it but never actually had the time and the patience to cut them. Since NEWFANGLED SCRAPYARD is my daily job, time and patience is not a problem. Struggled a bit on how to cut them perfectly without them cracking upwards but i really like the final product. I used a…

DIY wine glass bottle and whiskey bottle decor

Beer bottles, flowers and candles for a rustic and classy centerpiece

Yes, you read that right, folks. "Classy" and "beer bottles" rarely go together, however, in this case I think I'm right. Why? Because, I...

Burned wood with each bottle lit up by LED lights below the bottle to make them glow. Built this for my wife.

Mirror, mirror on the wall? If you don't have a mirror in every room in your house yet, you should.

Beer Bottle Succulents: Everyone knows that succulents are cool. Beer and wine are too. So why not combine them? These beer and wine bottle succulents are a nice, simple project that make great gifts for the beer enthusiasts and wine connoisseurs in your life. They use u…

Beer bottle centerpieces. Cheers and beers to 30 years. Bbq theme party.

Simple dot painting on beer bottle. #diy #beerbottlecrafts #bottlepainting #bottleart #beerbottleart #chandini_meda

Beer bottle bouquets. DIY flowers from Old Oak Family Farm. Photo by Seasons of Joy, Wisconsin

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DIY Beer Bottle Flower Vase

My six ideas on recycling wine bottles.

Transform old wine bottles into unique decorations with this collection of 25 easy DIY wine bottle crafts and upcycling ideas! From simple painted bottle designs to intricate home decor ideas, these DIY wine bottle crafts are perfect for any skill level. You can create beautiful candleholders, planters, terrariums or even jewelry organizers from your used wine bottles. Try adding a bit of color with paint brushes or go the extra mile by cutting off the top portion for an open-air…