Decoupage images are traditionally affixed to the inside of glass vessels. For a vase, decoupage - the art of decorating a surface with paper cutouts - can be a beautiful option. You might decide to leave the glass unadorned. You can probably come up with many additional creations. Since these projects require working with glass and major tools, they are not intended for young teens and children. Remember, the only rules are practice safe crafting and satisfy your own creativity and ingenuity. Throughout this article, we'll discuss wine bottles, but most of these ideas will also work for beer, liquor and glass water bottles. In this article, we'll explore a few different bottle crafts, including chandeliers, lights, plant nannies and vases. As an alternative, look for local potters or craft and design schools - they may be willing to let you use their kilns. This may be a larger investment than you're willing to make at first. And finally, you'll want a smock, gloves and safety goggles. A crimper will be handy for installing wiring. You can soak the bottle in a solution of water and bleach or use Goo-Gone or a similar product to remove the paper labels. Nail polish remover will get rid of any painted labeling - but remember, it will take off almost any paint or finish, so be careful where you use it. If you have a rotor tool, such as a Dremel, you can probably find a buffer attachment for it. Make sure the wheel is designed for glass or ceramics. A carborundum stone or a buffer wheel can be used to smooth out edges. You'll need a few tools for bottle crafts, including a tile cutter, stained-glass saw or diamond-bladed wet saw for cutting the glass and a power drill with a glass-cutting tip.
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