Enjoy this amazing list of glass bottle craft ideas that you can easily make at home for yourself or use as gifts for friends and family. A great way to recycle and repurpose glass.
The list below shows some of my favorite glass projects as well as several from some of my fellow blogging friends. Many include great ways to upcycle, repurpose or recycle glass bottles, jars and cups from your own home. Some require purchasing inexpensive glass items that you can easily find at dollar stores or craft stores. They are all great for gift giving, girls' night out crafting, and just plain old creative fun for yourself.
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21 DIY Glass Bottle Crafts
Have fun with glass bottle crafts that you can easily create for gift giving or just keep for yourself.
DIY Gold Mercury Glass Craft
Use dollar store vases or some you already have to create stunning gold mercury glass candles.
Mod Podge Photo Transfer to Glass Vases
Any glassware can be custom made to gift with personal photos in this easy mod podge tutorial.
DIY Patio Oil Lantern
Your porch or patio will look extra special with this incredibly easy oil lantern craft.
Tinted Glass Jars for a Beautiful Centerpiece
Old jelly jars, salad dressing bottles, and more are easily recycled with this tinted glass craft used for a centerpiece grouping.
Mason Jar Wall Vase
Flowers straight from your garden can be easily displayed in this fun wall mounted ball mason jar project.
DIY Glass Etching Tutorial to Make Personalized Gifts
Make it personal with monogrammed initials on run-of-the-mill glasses for someone special in your life.
DIY Packing Tape Labels Make Beautiful Holiday Candles
Create beautiful labels on any recycled or dollar store glass with this fun and easy packing tape hack.
{Craft Fair} Painted Mason Jars and Weathered Wood Boxes
Painted mason jars with pulls create a beautiful statement for the bathroom, bedroom, or kitchen.
DIY Easy Bottle Garland for Beautiful Flowers Everyday
Little bottles and wire. That's just about all you need to create a beautiful garland for a single stem flower.
Japanese Herbarium Bottles
Dried flowers from that special occasion can be displayed in small bottles with a cork in this easy decorative craft.
How to Paint Wine Bottles
Got wine bottles? Paint them to create beautiful centerpiece vases for any decor.
DIY Propagation Station
Simple glassware can be used to propagate cuttings from your favorite plants. And it looks pretty too.
Make an Adorable Fairy Toadstool From a Glass Bottle
Don't throw out that dated carafe. Use it to create this super fun fairy garden toadstool craft.
DIY Reed Diffuser - Easy Aromatherapy for Your Home
Any glass or bottle can be used to create instant aromatherapy with this easy reed diffuser craft.
DIY Glassware from Wine Bottles
Make drinking glasses, fancy barware, or candles from recycled wine bottles. The process is easier than you think and you can create unique gifts while repurposing beautiful wine bottles.
DIY Gold Leaf Bottle Vases
Just a little gold leaf goes a long way to creating gorgeous vases for the table utilizing old glass bottles.
DIY Bird Feeder Craft
See how easy it is to create this beautiful hanging bird feeder with basic macrame knots and a water bottle.
Stained Glass Bottle Art Painting Tutorial
Learn how to make a stained glass look on an old bottle or a mason jar and convert them into soap dispensers.
How to Make Wine Bottle Candles
Recycle wine bottles into beautiful candles for holiday or anytime gifts.
Whether you purchase inexpensive dollar store glass pieces or recycle glass jars and bottles from home these easy glass crafts will give you hours of fun creativity and leave you with a beautiful gift or decor piece.
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Pat
Thank you for sharing your tips, crafts and recipes!
Patti Estep
So glad you like them!