Turn leftover wine bottles into these DIY unicorn wine bottle decoration!
If you happen to love unicorns and have a steady supply of empty wine bottles, this craft is for you!
There are lots of unicorn crafts online, from unicorn birthday cakes to unicorn slime jars!
These adorable unicorns make crafting time fun and magical. While searching the various ways you can turn inanimate objects into unicorns, it dawned on me that I could recycle a wine bottle into a unicorn!
This is great, because you can either recycle an empty wine bottle into a decoration, OR, decorate a full bottle of wine as a unicorn and give it as a superbly wrapped gift.
DIY Unicorn Wine Bottle
Start by removing all labels from the wine bottle.
In a well ventilated area, spray paint the bottle with flat white spray paint. Allow bottle to dry.
Cut out a large unicorn horn from the gold sparkle paper, making sure it’s large enough to cover the thinnest part of the wine bottle.
Use glue to adhere the horn onto the bottle to cover the thin part of the bottle.
Next, adhere the flowers onto the bottle with glue, right under the unicorn horn.
Add the unicorn eyes using stickers, or draw it on with a sharpee.
Glue the sparkle hearts onto the cheek area of the bottles.
Supplies
- Flat White Spray Paint
- Gold Glitter Paper
- Unicorn Eye Stickers (they also sell them at Hobby Lobby)
- Pink Glitter Hearts (Dollar Tree)
- Flowers
- Wine Bottle
- Glue
- Scissors
Directions
- Start by removing all labels from the wine bottle.
- In a well ventilated area, spray paint the bottle with flat white spray paint. Allow bottle to dry.
- Cut out a large unicorn horn from the gold sparkle paper, making sure it’s large enough to cover the thinnest part of the wine bottle.
- Use glue to adhere the horn onto the bottle to cover the thin part of the bottle.
- Next, adhere the flowers onto the bottle with glue, right under the unicorn horn.
- Add the unicorn eyes using stickers, or draw it on with a sharpee.
- Glue the sparkle hearts onto the cheek area of the bottles.
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