DIY Etched Glass Bottle

Make treasure out of trash with this DIY Etched Glass Bottle craft. If you have empty wine or sparkling cider bottles sitting in your recycling bin, dig them out and make them beautiful. You could use the empty bottles as vases or put Christmas lights in them for a cool lighting alternative. An unopened etched glass bottle craft would make a great hostess gift for any occasion. You can print out the template or create your own. You won't believe how easy this glass etching idea is. You won't be able to stop yourself from etching every glass surface in the house.

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

Primary TechniqueGlass Crafts

Beginner

HolidayValentine's Day

Why not make this craft to decorate your very own wine tasting event? If you've always dreamt of being a wine connoisseur, read this article, How to Host a Wine Tasting at Home: The Wine and Cheese Party Guide.

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flowergirl

Mar 25, 2018

Glass etching is such a subtle way to upcycle glass bottles and jars into decorative pieces. I love how beautiful this pattern appears on colored glasses so I'll save this for later. For baby showers you could try etching the baby's name on the glass if you already know it. I wouldn't recommend this as a gift for the baby but it would make a wonderful flower vase the mother could use.

Morehouse17

Jan 30, 2018

I have seen etched glass projects before but I think this is the first project I have seen that a colored bottle was used. I really want to try this now that I have seen the designer use a green bottle. I will be visiting a friend that may just have a few bottles I can grab and recycle and make this project. Thanks for the free pattern.

Delphine Bryant

Jan 20, 2018

This is not the first glass etching project that I have seen. Each time I see the application, I just want to stop what I am doing and get started. I have a lot of things I want to personalize by etching. I am going straight away to find etching cream right now so that excuse can be tossed out the window. Thanks for the inspiration.