It's time to drink champagne and dance on the table.

Add some glitz to your bubbly this new year's eve. (or anytime you want things festive for that matter.)

Oaky, I will admit that I have been overcome with the glitter bug this week. this being said, last night I ended up carrying it through to one last new year's eve item.

Mmm hmm, I was thinking, how about making the beverage of the night that much more festive? Or, for a new year's day brunch? For that matter, adding some gold glitter to any beverage bottle would also make quite a statement as a hostess gift as well.

Whether it's champagne or sparkling cider, or even wine for that matter, the process is the same...I got a bottle of sparkling cider that happened to have gold foil paper at the top. (Several champagnes are wrapped this way as well) Take a small jar of gold glitter (or you can use white, or silver glitter if you'd like....the possibilities are endess!) and some household glue..
Working over a piece of paper of some sort, rub an ample amount of glue on the bottm half of the foil and down onto the glass bottle itself...
Sprinkle the glitter over the glue. Stand the bottle up to dry, and use the paper as a funnel to put the over-spill glitter back in the jar.

It's that easy.
And sparkle-y.

And fun.

Happy New Year's Eve, everyone!

Comments

[Kim @ Vintage Pretties]

Oh my gosh, you are too cute & creative! I always think that the people in your life are pretty darned lucky because they get to be the recipients of your awesome projects :)

A very happy new year to you!

[Susan]

I'm pinning this to remember it for next year! So festive! Happy New Year!
Blessings!