I had given a little talk about frugal living and I thought there was no better craft than giving new life to an old thing!
Enter….the twine (or for MOPS, yarn) wrapped bottles.
Hot Glue Gun
Rubber Cement
Yarn (or twine)
Flowers
Start by putting a strip of hot glue on the bottom ring. You want to make sure it sticks well.
Then use the rubber cement to wrap the rest of the bottle.
It's less expensive and it won't burn your fingers!
I then used hot glue on the top of the jar to ensure it wasn't going to unravel.
Glue some grass or moss around the top of the ring and then fill with seasonal flowers.
I love this because it can be changed out for each season.
Right now I'm loving it filled will bright colored poppies.
I love this idea! I have got to try it:) I just need to find the perfect little bottle. I am totally pinning it:)
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Cute Jars!!! I twine wrapped shelves a while back. Boy, my fingers were burnt for awhile ;). I came by from Just Us Four's bog hop. Following via GFC. Come by sometime.
ReplyDeleteThats super cute!
ReplyDeleteThose are so cute! I love this idea!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute...what a great fall decoration!
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what a great idea! i'll have to try this out! New follower from the blog hop :)
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I love that vase! So cute! :)
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