Hey there!
Today, I am sharing how to make a spooky Halloween recycled bottle craft.
if you are a regular here you KNOW, Halloween is my favorite.
Actually, September, and October are my favorite months of the year.
I love to decorate per season, but Fall and Halloween hands down have it all over the rest of the year.
My friend gave me an empty Jack Daniels bottle thinking I could craft with it.
Well of course I can. I don’t drink the stuff so there would be no empty bottles around my house of that stuff.
I think I drank it once, and let’s just say, it wasn’t a pretty experience.
So, out came some simple craft supplies.
Purple rit dye
gesso
and my recycled Jack bottle.
First I painted the bottle with my gesso.
I lightly pat the bottle as you can see closely here with my artist brush so I get somewhat of a texture.
I then paint on the rit dye after letting the gesso, ALMOST dry completely.
It does not have to be 100 percent dry.
This here is completely dry.
Then I decided to melt some crayons on top of the bottle and let drip down for a cool effect.
Looks pretty spooktacular.
I mod podged a label I had that I bought a pack of at Michaels last year.
I plan on putting a candle in it and I think it will look neat on the coffee table come Halloween time.
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Lori @Vintage Charm Restored
Those are fabulous Debbie!!! I am going to so do this with some bottles we have!
Anna M Hefner
This is really creative! When you just got the purple on, I thought it was going to be a tombstone. Then I was suprised with an even better idea. I love your site.
Kathleen
Love it Debbie! I need to try that Rit Dye in my projects.
Melanie
Those are so cute…great job!!!
Sarah
Debbie, you are having fun with all your Halloween projects. I know your guys think it’s fun too. If they like Moon Pies, you might want to try the easy project I just shared. ‘-)
Daniel
Marvelous job.I will try also.
Thanks for sharing Debbie
Heather Luckhurst
Oooh – spooktacular DIY Debbie!! I love the intense color of the purple RIT dye! Pinned
Angie @ CCC
Love this Debbie! You rock the Rit Dye lady!!
jenny @birdsandsoap
Debbie, this is awesome! All of it!