Wine glass craft

Here’s a really easy, fun craft! I took an empty wine bottle and filled with water, put red and yellow food coloring to get orange, put lights inside (attached to a fake cork with switch). I taped off the top of the wine glasses, used a few drops of alcohol inks (red and yellow and sprayed with a little alcohol to spread), and let it run down the stems while turning it so inks mix together. When dried, about 10 minutes, I painted gold and orange leaves w/acrylic paints (optional!)

Here’s a really easy, fun craft! I took an empty wine bottle and filled with water, put red and yellow food coloring to get orange, put lights inside (attached to a fake cork with switch). I taped off the top of the wine glasses, used a few drops of alcohol inks

(red and yellow and sprayed with a little alcohol to spread), and let it run down the stems while turning it so inks mix together. When dried, about 10 minutes, I painted gold and orange leaves w/acrylic paints (optional!)

Got the wood holder from Wood ‘N Things Store in Hardy on Main St. that fits through a wine bottle. I used an empty bottle and soaked then scraped off label and put a burlap ribbon around it, but you can just use a full wine bottle. You can fill your glasses and hang upright too! Don’t put glasses in dishwasher but carefully clean inside when use after you cure it:

To cure paint, put glasses in oven on cookie sheet, preheat oven to 350, bake for 30