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1. Jerica Skalinski says

   March 2, 2015 at 4:08 pm

   I had to laugh when reading the intro to this article. It’s as if the author was looking into my college apartment. I wish I would’ve known about these crafts back then. I can’t believe how many different ways I could have put them to use. The herb garden wine bottles are so enchanting. I love the idea of cooking with freshly picked herbs right out of my own hanging garden.

2. Raphael Gunn says

   March 4, 2015 at 12:16 pm

   For those of you who are lesser wine drinkers and prefer other types of liquors, these ideas work just as well with those kinds of bottles too! You can expand your selection of available bottles to craft with, adding in wider or thinner bottles, and different colors as well. Wine bottles are all generally the same size and shape, so it’s nice to be able to change things up.

3. Rebekah L. says

   March 31, 2015 at 11:31 pm

   I’m not a huge wine drinker, but I have a few glass soda bottles lying around that I’ve been looking for a good project for. I wish the bottles were bigger so I could do the herb garden! I actually have an assortment of mason jars on the windowsill of my kitchen, and I painted the insides so you could still see the details pressed in the glass. Just pour the paint in the jar and roll it around the sides to coat it well. They’re super cute! I put some burlap flowers in them since my cats prevent me from having real flowers.

4. K-Dawn Hise says

   April 26, 2017 at 8:34 pm

   I used pressed flowers and decoupage them to the bottles…there are so many shapes, sizes and colors! My sister and I used glass cutters and sandpaper and made our own drinking glasses! Love these bottle crafts!