This DIY bottle garland is easy to make. For less than $10 you can hang this from any window and place cuttings from your favorite flowers to display.
I love walking in the garden, but also enjoy fresh flowers in the home. Especially if we are entertaining, I always have a few vases and arrangements on the tables. I sometimes even place a small vase in the powder room.
Recently, I saw this bottle garland for sale online, made up of the cutest little vases, and thought, "How pretty would this be in a kitchen? How about my office window?" So when Hobby Lobby had their glass items at 50%, off I picked up 5 cute bottles, and some silver wire to make my own bottle vase garland.
It couldn't be easier to do.
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Easy Bottle Garland
I bought the bottles and silver beading wire from Hobby Lobby.
Using Command Mini Hooks
Then I wrapped the wire around the neck of each bottle 3 to 4 times, leaving a few inches between each bottle.
Once I got it to the length and curve I wanted, I cut extra to make another loop so that it could be connected to the command hook on the other side of the window.
A $4.00 bouquet of purple stock was more than enough to fill the vases, and they look so pretty.
I think I'm going to have to make another one for the window above my sink in the kitchen so that I can admire it while I'm cooking and doing the dishes.
This would make a great gift, don't you think?
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DIY Easy Bottle Garland
This easy DIY bottle garland is perfect for displaying beautiful fresh flowers with a limited amount of flowers.
Materials
- 5 small bottles with necks
- silver beading wire
- command mini hooks
- 5 fresh flower blooms
Tools
- scissors or wire cutters
Instructions
- Place mini command hooks at equal heights on each side of the window frame
- Make a small loop on one end of the wire to hook on the command hook.
- Evenly wrap the wire a couple of times around each bottle.
- Then move to the next bottle.
- Finish with looping the end of the wire and hanging it on the other command hook.
Heather @ new house new home
Patti - you are so creative!! I love this idea!
Patti Estep
Thanks Heather. You are very kind to say do.
Lisa
So adorable! Looking for small bottles now!
Patti Estep
Thanks Lisa! Someone mentioned Dollar Tree. I got mine at Hobby Lobby.
Carole @ Garden Up Green
This is so cute, I may have to do something like this in my kitchen. Love that you filled them with stock, it's a favorite here.
Patti Estep
Thanks Carole,
I could not resist that color of purple but I'm excited to mix it up when my own flowers are in bloom.
Have a great week!
Joy
Love this idea! Going tomorrow for supplies so I can make one. Thank you!
Patti Estep
Hi Joy,
So glad you liked it. Some people are worried about the command strips. This has been up for almost two weeks and hasn't fallen yet, however, you could use those pretty screw like hooks but that would permanently place holes in the window. I personally wouldn't mind that but didn't have any at the time. Also, someone mentioned that dollar tree may have these supplies. May be worth a look. Have fun and thanks for stopping by.