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Frosted Wine Bottle Centerpiece Idea and Blog Hop

This year we are celebrating Christmas with 25 days of upcycling crafts using supplies we find around the house. This frosted wine bottle centerpiece is today’s holiday craft idea. Additionally, we are excited to be participating in the Celebrating Christmas blog hop with our blogging frends! We can’t wait to see how they are celebrating their Christmas’ this year.

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Frosted wine bottle centerpieces arranged with twinkle lights and fresh greenery.

A Pretty Twinkling Wine Bottle Centerpiece

Full disclosure here, I may have collected more wine bottle empties this past year than I would otherwise like to admit. But hey, it is 2020 and a little bit more vino here and there is acceptable, right? Lucky for me, that also means I now have more supplies to craft with!

It not only feels good knowing I repurposed stuff I had at home, I love how these frosted wine bottles look on my coffee table. Adding the mini twinkle lights inside each bottle makes it feel so cozy and elegant. If you also have some empties lying around, you’ll find the steps for making your own centerpiece below.

These handmade ornaments are so much fun to make and will beautiful on your Christmas tree year-after-year. Or make a set of these festive Christmas ornaments to give as gifts to coworkers and neighbors.

This easy Christmas craft idea is also a fun way to spend an afternoon crafting with friends for the holiday season.

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But First…

It’s time to check out our blogging friend’s holiday crafts, everything from Christmas trees, wreaths and even more festive tablescapes like the ones made by Hearth and Vine as well as My Family Thyme! A big thank you to Leen at Sand Dollar Lane for hosting this fun blog hop! Now grab a cup of coffee and enjoy!

handdrawn graphic of a bell in a swag labeled Christmas trees
collage showing four different decorated Christmas trees

Atta Girl Says // Harbour Breeze Home // Kippi at Home // A Life Unfolding

handdrawn graphic of a bell in a swag labeled tabelscapes and centerpieces
collage showing four Christmas tablescapes and centerpieces

Thistle Key Lane // Aratari At Home // Postcards from the Ridge // What Meegan Makes

collage showing four Christmas tablescapes and centerpieces

Hearth and Vine // Sustain My Craft Habit // My Family Thyme // Dabbling & Decorating

handdrawn graphic of a bell in a swag labeled wreaths and door decor
collage of four different Christmas wreaths and other holiday door decor

Worthing Court // The Tattered Pew // Zucchini Sisters // Sweet Pea

collage of four different Christmas wreaths and other holiday door decor

Noting Grace // Sonya Burgess Blog // White Arrows Home // The Little by Little Home

Materials Needed to Make a Frosted Wine Bottle Centerpiece:

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Materials needed to make Frosted wine bottle centerpieces including wine bottles, spray paint and painters tape.

How to Make a Frosted Wine Bottle Centerpiece:

Remove all wine bottle labeling

Place wine bottles submerged in hot water for 15 minutes. Peel away the labels and scrape the excess off if needed using a plastic scraper.

Alternatively, you can also spray the bottle with Goo Gone and rub away the glue left behind from the labels.

Getting Started

Wash the bottles in hot soapy water to remove all oils and rub them with rubbing alcohol to ensure the surface is clean and the spray will adhere.

Place painter’s tape around the bottle to make a stripe pattern. I placed one strip of painter’s tape around the lower half of one bottle, then I did two strips of tape on another bottle and I left the third bottle without any tape.

In a well ventilated area, place the bottles on a protected surface and spray with the frosted glass spray paint. 

Arranging wine bottles on a protective surface of flyer ads.

Try to apply the spray paint on to the bottle evenly from all directions. The paint when sprayed looks clear initially but turns frosted while it dries.

Arranging wine bottles on a protective surface with spray paint.

Hold the spray bottle upright about 10″ from the bottle and spray in a steady back and forth motion.

Frosted wine bottle.

Leave the paint to dry for about 5 minutes and then apply another wet coat.

One clear and two frosted wine bottles.

The frosted paint will dry fully in 10 minutes. Once dry, peel off the painter’s tape carefully.

Peeling away the paint from the bottom of the frosted wine bottle.

To finish, wrap a piece of twine around the tops of the bottles, then insert a strand of twinkle lights inside each botttle. The battery won’t fit inside these bottles so it’s left hanging on the back side. And lastly, insert some fresh or faux greens and place them all together in a grouping on your table to enjoy!

If you enjoyed this craft, then you will also enjoy these other fun and creative ways of repurposing bottles and wine corks:

We’d love to know how you plan on celebrating Christmas this year?

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Frosted wine bottle centerpieces arranged with twinkle lights and fresh greenery including text overlay.

Frosted Wine Bottle Centerpiece Idea

Jane and Sonja
Upcycling those empties into beautiful frosted wine bottle centerpieces.
5 from 3 votes

Materials
  

  • 3 Clear glass wine bottles washed and labels removed
  • Rust-Oleum Specialty Frosted Glass semi transparent finish
  • Painter’s tape ¾” wide
  • Fresh or Faux Greenery

Instructions
 

  • Remove all wine bottle labeling.
  • Wash in hot soapy water to remove all oils. Additionally you can rub with alcohol to ensure the surface is clean and spray will stick.
  • Place one strip of painter’s tape around the lower half of the bottle. Place an additional strip of painter’s tape on one bottle. Leave the third bottle without painter’s tape.
  • In a well ventilated area, place the bottles on a protected surface and spray with the frosted glass spray paint.
  • Hold the spray bottle upright about 10“ from the bottle and spray in a steady back and forth motion.
  • Apply 2 or more wet coats a few minutes apart.
  • Frosted paint will dry fully in 10 minutes.
  • Peel off the painter’s tape carefully.
  • Insert fresh or faux greens and place together in a grouping on your table to enjoy.
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Leen Curinga

Sunday 20th of December 2020

What a cute idea! The twinkle lights are such a nice touch. Great display that you can use all winter!

Rebecca

Saturday 12th of December 2020

I didn't know about frosted glass spray paint...what a cool craft! I love how they look with the twinkle lights. They look so pretty on your coffee table! These would be great outdoors during the summer, too. Thanks for sharing!

Lynne

Friday 11th of December 2020

I love this creative and beautiful idea, Sonja and Jane! The lights are the perfect touch! These could be used all year long! Pinned!

Atta Girl Amy

Friday 11th of December 2020

Hey, if 2020 isn't a reason to drink all the wine, I don't know what is! Love how you repurposed the wine bottles for Christmas. That frosted glass paint is magical with the fairy lights.

Kristin

Sunday 6th of December 2020

Such a beautiful idea! I love the twinkle lights and holly berries.

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