before we can age the bottle first you need to tint it to look like sea glass, i did this post recently but if you didnt see it heres how i did it
i got my inspiration from lucy at craftberry bush heres hers
check out lucy's tutorial here
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Well done Aimee :) thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI did not know you could even do that. You are amazing!
ReplyDeleteHI! I found your lovely blog through the link party at From My Front Porch To Yours! I am now following and looking forward to reading more inspirational posts! I have been working with old bottles recently, painting them on the inside and aging them. I love your idea for sea glass colored bottles and am going to try these really soon!
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Pretty, pretty! I'm pinning this. Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteLove it Aimee! I will be trying this!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing this at The DIY Dreamer.. From Dream To Reality!
They turned out great ! Aimee...:) hope you have a great weekend! Xo
ReplyDeleteLu
Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLooks fantastic. Coffee works great for staining things! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThe bottles look wonderful...just as if you found them on the beach. Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteBabs
Great post. I found this through the Create and Inspire linky party. I linked in an attempt at meatballs.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely week.
LOVE these! thanks so much for linking up! I am featuring these as one of my picks of the week!
ReplyDeletejen
Love you bottle project and how you aged them! I'll be featuring this as one of my favorites at Sunday Blog Love, thanks for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteI love the aged look!
ReplyDeleteHi! I'm loving your site--total inspiration for our new home. I'm having a hard time finding all the fun paper you use--maps, old vintage designs, etc. any tips for finding those things cheap?!
ReplyDeleteOh this is so neat! I'm so going to try this! I new to the food blogging world. But I love DIY Projects! So fun! Thanks for the awesome ideas!
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