I think they are cute.
This is what I was drooling over and fell in love with the pottery. I really wanted to come up with something similar.
I just took some bottles (love bottles and jars) and took the labels off.
I took them outside and shot them with Rust-oleum heirloom white.
I gave them a couple of coats and let them dry completely.
I found and printed some free Halloween printables.
Then, I copied the images onto some velum paper.
Cut them out and glued them on. I just used some tacky glue. I let the ink dry for a long time and applied the glue to the inked side. I am going to modge podge them when the glue dries. I was too excited and wanted to take some pictures first (I may just leave them too). To get the clip art I used, please go to Nest of Posies. She has a really cool blog.
I am very pleased with the way they turned out.
Happy Haunting.
Rhonda
T.G.I.F. (Rummage Living)
59 comments:
OMG these are AWESOME and I have a bunch of bottles around the house!!!! Who says they only need to be for Halloween! lol!
Keep Creating
Angie @ Artsy You
I love these! Saw them @ 504 Main and I linked up some altered Halloween bottles too!
They look great! Now to find my issue of Country Living! Stop by and link up if you have time--
Mary
They look fantastic! I have just stopped my subscription to Country living so didn't get this issue...thank goodness you posted this!
Best wishes,
Natasha.
These turned out great! Thanks for sharing. I'm hosting a Halloween link party now through the end of November. Stop by anytime!
http://stirizsisters.blogspot.com/2011/09/halloween-imagination-station.html
Corie @ Design DNA
These are awesome! What a great idea.. I am a new follower!
Rhonda, your bottles really caught my eye over at the Tickled Pink party at 504 Main. I'm so glad I came by. You did a beautiful job, and I'm definitely going to add this craft to my "must-do" projects for the fall!
I'm pinning and sharing a link on my Facebook page too.
Jenn/Rook No. 17
these are wonderful. I love the look and would make a great accent piece.
Hugs,
Ellen
These are adorable!! Great job!!
Oh I'm so glad you came over and linked these up!
Wow, they look just like your inspiration! Love how you just went and made it yourself at a fraction of the cost. I am a new follower from the Feature Your Sassy Sites Hop.
Vicky @ www.messforless.net
These are so cute! Love the look of bottles.
following you now.
ladeedacreations@yahoo.com
These are adorable. I love the look. Very creative! I linked to you from Friday Favorites. Thanks for inspiring me!
Can't wait to make some of these...maybe some black ones too! Great post, thanks!
Great knock off! Way to go!
*hugs*deb
These are really excellent!
I just love these and cant wait to try and make some. So stinkin' darling. what a great creative idea.!
Lisa Scrappingpinkldlady
http://www.scrappingpinklady
Those turned out super awesome...you did a great job!
I wanna try that.
Those turned out SO cute! -Jamie @ theletter4.blogspot.com
Im totally gonna do this!!! THank you!
I hope you will link up with me here:
http://www.thegingerbreadblog.com/2011/09/sweet-saturday-v5.html
Thanks for sharing! I love to find ways of using leftover bottles. What a great idea for Halloween!
Visiting from TT&J
Jenny
TheLavenderMagnolia
Great post! I am for sure going to do this! Thanks so much for sharing!
Deanna@DeelitefulCreations
I love those! They're going on my list of things to make!
These are fabulous!
Susan
awesome!!! I LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!
I love these, so crafty and earth friendly. I would love for you to share them at bacon time
http://bacontimewiththehungryhypo.blogspot.com/
The linky runs fri-monday
come strut your stuff.
These look great and could be adapted for any time of year. Lynda @ Ubersavvy
Just wanted to let you know I featured this as part of my BFF Open House Wrap Up!Grab a featured button if you like!
This looks great!
omg those are really cool. im going to have to do these for my kitchen!
Love them and a green idea too! TFS POP ART MINIS
Awesome! I SO need to make these!
Thanks for linking up at Bacon Time. I am going to feature your bottles on Thursday afternoon too!
What a great idea! Love these!
Thanks for linking up for Friday Favorites. I'm featuring you this week. Come by and grab my featured button if you'd like one.
These are great! They turned out so nicely too.
They look fantastic!
What a great and easy project I will be shareing this on Twitter and my FB Page!
Seriously love these! Pinning now.
Kelli @ theturquoisepiano.blogspot.com
New follower.
Totally borrowing this idea. I have some great glass leftover Kombucha bottles that would make excellent poison bottles...
Sharing this on my pinterest.
In honor of the greatest fall holiday, I'm hosting a Halloween Link Party. Stop by if you dare!
Your bottles are fantastic! I would be so happy if you shared this project on my Inspiration Board {link party}.
http://carolynshomework.blogspot.com/2011/09/inspiration-board-link-party-16.html
Hope to see you there.
carolyn - homework
Love these! Great job.... they look just like your inspiration :)
Ahhh! These bottles are awesome! Great job making your own. I'm your newest follower and I'd love if you joined us over at Sew Woodsy and share these!
WOW these look great!!
As your newest follower I would love love love it if you linked up to my link party, T.G.I.F. ( Thank God I'm Finished) at Rummage Living, here's the link: http://www.rummageliving.com/2011/09/t-g-i-f-thank-god-im-finished-link-party-and-favorites/
Hope to see you there, and great job!
xo,
Margaret@RummageLiving
www.rummageliving.com
Thanks for Linking up to T.G.I.F.!
I need to scrounge up some wine bottles so I can take a crack at this VERY cute halloween craft!
xo,
Margaret@RummageLiving
Very cute, and your instructions and photos make it look super simple- gotta put this one on my list to do...they are spoooooooky :)
Visiting from TGIF linky party today from rummageliving.com
Smiles, Suzanne
Your linky sista at #1 slot this week
Ciao Rhonda!
Queste creazioni sono davvero interessanti, mi piacciono molto!
Grazie per aver condiviso il tuo lavoro!
A presto.
Loryan
WOW THESE TURNED OUT GREAT . IM PINNING THEM ON MY PINTEREST BOARD AS A GREAT HOLIDAY DECOR.
LAUREN
Super cute! I'm definitely going to do some of these for my halloween mantle! Thanks for the great idea!
I'm stopping by from A Bowl Full of Lemons to say hi!
~Kristi
AHH! I love what you did to these bottles. I wanted to let you know that I featured this project today on Sew Woodsy! Come on over and grab a sparkling new featured button!
great tutorial! love this idea!
Hi! I featured these on T.G.I.F. on RummageLiving- go ahead and grab the 'featured' button on my site!
Great job!
xo
Margaret
www.rummageliving.com
They ARE super cute! I'm totally into Halloween AND recycling. I'd love for you to come share this at my Halloween link party at http://igottacreate.blogspot.com
Sharing this today on my blog.. Such a great Idea. and beautifully done
Hugs
Anne
These are fantastic! Great job.
Found you on Design DNA!
http://www.releasemecreations.com
what great taste you have! love how these turned out, and it's a great tutorial too. pinned them for next year. ;)
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What a fab idea, never thought of painting bottles or jars. Perfect Halloween decorations that the kids will enjoy making too. Thank you
Totally Great blog post. You have gained a completely new reader. Pls continue this great work and I look forward to more of your great posts.
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