I like wine, but hate dishes, so I’m trying to trick myself…maybe if there is a wine bottle involved, dish washing will be more fun? We will see. This was such a fun little project, and super easy too!
I started by emptying a wine bottle…ummm…by drinking some wine. I then smeared dish liquid all over the label and soaked the bottle in warm water for 2 hours. This makes pealing the label off so easy.
Then I grabbed this cute stencil and my Frosted Glass Paint in white from DecoArt and got down to business.
These stencils stick right to glass and curve with the bottle as well. I took my dauber and dabbed the frosted glass paint onto the stencil. Let dry for a couple of hours, then remove the stencil. You can reuse the stencil, all you have to do is wipe it off.
I bought this stopper at Crate and Barrel, but have seen them everywhere…Walmart, Target, Meijer, etc… Fill your bottle with dish liquid and pop the stopper in the top!
And get to washin’ those dishes Mom 4 Real style!
I’m absolutely over the moon, because this project of mine was featured in the April 2013 Issue of HGTV Magazine!
How COOL is that???
Have a fabulous day!
Little Bitty Damn Houze says
atToo cute! Look what I did with a wine bottle on my blog titled “More Chalkboard”.
LBDH
Anne says
atAwesomely cute idea!! Love it!!
Angie Granata says
atWhat a great idea this is. Looks really pretty sitting on the sink.
Our Pinteresting Family says
atSo fun! It looks great …btw I really like your menu board too. :)
Shannon at Fox Hollow Cottage says
atCollio! The new soap dispenser is cute too ;) LOL!
The Bold Abode says
atSo cool… but tell me…
Do you get down to business or BIDNESS, yo?
K Coake says
atLove it! I need to make one, my hubby(who does the dishes) was just saying we needed a new dispenser as ours broke. Perfect timing. Better get to drinking, then! Haha! What stencil do you use that sticks to the glass? Thanks so much.
Kara @ Petals to Picots says
atVery cool idea!
Debbiedoo's says
atYou just make me smile Jessica,you STENCIL queen! I really think you should take the title:) This is adorable.
Four Marrs and One Venus says
atAhhh- I might just drink it by accident… it’s so pretty in that wine bottle! Yes Dishes should be fun now- I like your tricking method Jess! Great project girl!
Sarah @ Becoming Martha says
atSo cute – I may have to try this!
Thanks for linking up to the CHQ Blog Hop – see you again next Tuesday!
Eclectically Vintage says
atAt the rate I go thru wine, I could feasibly make 12 of these a day! Ok, 12 a week!
So much cuter than a plastic bottle.
Kelly
Holly Lefevre says
atSuper cute. I hate dishes too….I need to try this and see if it helps!
Aimee @ ShugarySweets says
atI love all your ideas for wine bottles. Thanks!!
Nancy @ Artsy Chicks Rule says
atI love this! My sister in law uses a glass olive oil bottle the same way but this is so pretty with the frosted glass paint. And a great use for old wine bottles!! Very creative. :)
Nancy
Norel says
atCool idea, I just need the stencil.. Thanks :)
Carleen says
atHow do you keep the paint from wearing off if the bottle gets wet?
Shirley@Housepitality Designs says
atCongrats Jessica!!!…great project and HGTV thought so too!!!
Kim says
atI’m stealing this idea to use With a pretty vodka bottle from Russia. All I need is the stopper. The bottle is already painted up very nicely. Thanks!
Elizabeth says
atvery cool ideas, thanx
darla says
atWhat section would I look in at Walmart to find the bottle stopper top, also could I use an olive oil bottle instead?
Jessica says
atIn the kitchen gadget section, and you could absolutely use an olive oil bottle instead! Good luck! ~Jess
Laura Daines-Ross says
atHow did you find a soap dispenser pump long enough to reach to (almost?) the bottom of a standard wine bottle?
Thanks for your response :)
Jessica says
atHi, Laura! With the dish soap dispenser, there is no pump, just a top. When turned over, the dish soap comes out easily.