A super easy craft just in time for the weekend. And if you're anything like me, you have all the supplies on hand, making this project free ninety nine.
From start to finish, making a chalkboard champagne bottle maybe takes two hours. Soak the empty bottle in warm soapy water for about a half hour to loosen the labels. They should peel right off.
I'm assuming chalkboard spray paint would be even easier, but I had regular paint on hand from when we painted Narls' chalkboard wall a couple years ago. Apply a coat of paint, let dry about 30 minutes, apply another coat, then let that dry for another 30 minutes to an hour.
And voila, you're done. I stuffed a cork in the top to finish the look. Write your family's last name, a love note, a sweet word, anything; the finished project is lovely.
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Brilliant. Looks like I'll be having champagne for dinner so that I can get all of the supplies ready!
ReplyDeleteCute, cute idea!
ReplyDeleteLove.
ReplyDeleteAdorable! Gotta love free ninety nine ;)
ReplyDeleteIt would be cute with a couple flowers in it as an alternative, too!
So simple and so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable I feel so dumb for not thinking of this idea sooner. This is sort of random but a lot of my friends have been turning 21 recently and I feel like this would be a super cute 21st birthday gift.
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Jordyn
www.thefairyprincessdiaries.com
Wow, this is so cute!! Such a super awesome interiour item! I just love it :D
ReplyDelete& I will try this soon! :D
xo
clothesanddreams.blogspot.com
Turned out so cute!
ReplyDeleteCute!!
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ReplyDeleteI love this idea and your blog! Stumbled across your blog from heleneinbetween!
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Ally
www.basicallybere.blogspotcom
Oooh, I love this!
ReplyDeleteGreat DIY! Now I have to try this out! :D
ReplyDeletexx Denysia Yu
http://thatlaitgirl.com
LOVE this! pinning now :)
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xoxo Christy
Super cute!!! What app do you use for your Bokeh?
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