Make pretty Coastal Spring Table Decor Using old Bottles. Do you save bottles that have pretty shapes? Turn them into coastal decor pieces easily!
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It’s time for our Monthly Craft Room De-Stash Challenge Hop. Each month, a group of bloggers meet the challenge from C’Mon Get Crafty to use items from our own stash to create a craft or project.
I love finding uses for items that would usually go to the recycle center. These Glass Bottles for Spring Coastal Decor started out as cold coffee bottles.
We can spend ten dollars for necessary supplies to create it, but most need to be things we already have. Be sure to check out all of the links at the bottom of the post for some great ideas!
Meet this month’s hosts!
C’mon Get Crafty | Slices of Life
Domestic Deadline | Across the Blvd | Chas’ Crazy Creations
Sew Crafty Crochet | This Autoimmune Life
Coastal Table Decor
I’ve had these empty coffee bottles saved since last fall. During hurricane season, knowing that the power is likely to go out and knowing that I need my coffee, I stock up on coffee that comes in glass bottles. I can keep them in a cooler during power outages.
These particular bottles are super easy to use for a craft because the label on them is a wrap that isn’t glued on. I just used scissors to snip the edges and then pulled them off.
After thoroughly cleaning the bottles with dish washing liquid, I left them to dry and then put them away, thinking I would make something with them soon. When I recently gave a makeover to my craft room craft closet, I found them knew they would be great for this month’s craft room de-stash project.
I bought these lovely soft white small tulip blooms at Michaels recently. They were on sale for half off. That’s always a bonus! Since I had the bottles and the paint, that was the only thing I needed to buy.
Have you ever used sea glass spray paint? I love it! I used it several years ago for a jar for a coastal candle holder. If you do a lot of spray painting, using a comfort grip is a great way to save yourself from finger fatigue!
Krylon is makes a great sea glass spray paint. It only takes one light coat to get a beautiful coastal look.
*Tip: Make sure to spray lightly at least six inches away from the item.
They look great even without anything added to them, but since I’m using them for a centerpiece, they needed some flowers. . I love the combination of the white tulips and sea glass.
This is a centerpiece that I can leave on our breakfast nook table to go with our other coastal decor.
Supply List for Upcycled Glass Bottles
- Empty Coffee Bottles
- Scissors
- Dish Washing Liquid
- Sea Glass Spray Paint
- Comfort Grip for Spray Cans
- Faux Tulips
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Sea Glass Painted Bottles
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Joanne says
Such a pretty and simple craft project! I love that the label is a wrap; one of my biggest reasons for not using many recyclables in crafting is trying to remove the paper and glue from the cans and bottles. Pinned.
Beverly says
Thanks so much, Joanne! Labels can be a pain! Have you tried using a product called Goo Be Gone? It works better than anything else I’ve tried. But, I was pleased that these bottles had wraps. Thanks for pinning!
Chas Greener says
These are amazing Beverly! I love them and love the color. Great job my friend and thanks for sharing!
Beverly says
Thanks, Chas! I love how easy this is to do. Plus it’s definitely budget friendly!
Linda Primmer says
Beverly, love the pretty aqua glasses. I din’t know about the sea glass paint. I am going to buy some, since we have a pool, cabana. I decorate with the aqua, so this is perfect. Thanks for sharing at Love Your Creativity.
Beverly says
Thanks so much, Linda. I fell in love with the paint a few years ago. Thanks for the party!
Roseann Hampton says
Your jars are really pretty! I think I’m going to order some sea glass paint to paint some jars I had saved for my daughter’s wedding that we never used. And great tip on stocking up on coffee for hurricane season!
Beverly says
Thanks, Roseann! It’s an inexpensive way to get a lovely look.
T'onna | Sew Crafty Crochet says
Wow! These bottles are so pretty. You did a wonderful job painting them.
Beverly says
That paint is so easy to use! Thanks, T’onna.
Alexandra says
These are gorgeous! That blue is my favorite color. I am loving that it’s easily found this time of year – I am stocking up to decorate my house.
Beverly says
I love that color, too. Thanks so much, Alexandra.
[email protected] says
Beverly, I don’t drink coffee but I might buy this brand just to get the bottles.I used the Krylon sea Glass Spray a few ago and it is so easy. I used liqueur bottles. Still a great project and thanks for sharing at Tuesday turn About.
Beverly says
These bottles are great for crafting and sea glass paint makes it so easy to turn them into coastal decor. Thanks, Carol. I appreciate the party.
Marilyn Lesniak says
Thank you for sharing at #OverTheMoon. Pinned and shared. Have a lovely week. I hope to see you at next week’s party too! Come party with us at Over The Moon! Catapult your content Over The Moon! @marilyn_lesniak @EclecticRedBarn Please everyone stay safe and healthy. Hugz.
Karren Haller says
Just stopping by to say I hope you are staying safe and to let you know that your post is part of the Friday Features on Oh My Heartsie Girls Linkup this week!
I love the reuse of bottles I have a lot I could repurpose
Stay safe!
Hugs
Karen
Beverly says
Thank you, Karren. I appreciate the party and the feature. I hope you’re doing well.