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Fall Scarecrow Wine Bottles
Crystal Kikel
Supple List:
- 4 Clear Wine Bottles
- Raffia
- Acrylic Paint – Black, White, and Orange
- Twine
- Burlap Cut into 4 – 6x4 inch squares
- Paint Brushes of different sizes
- Fall Leaves
- Small Sunflowers – Yellow and White
- 2 Fall Berry Pick – 1 Green & Brown and 1 Red & Orange
Step 1:
Fill each wine bottle with raffia. Wrap 1 piece of burlap around the neck of the bottle to make the hat. Tie into place until you can glue gun. Flip the bottom of the burlap to make a lip in the hat.
Step 2:
Place 1 leaf, sunflower and one small piece of fall berries, into the lip of the hat. After you have them all laid out glue gun the hat into place and then glue gun the rest.
Step 3:
To make the faces for the scarecrows, use a marker to outline the face. I suggest Googling or Pinterest scarecrow faces to get ideas. Paint the outline of the face, then fill in the face. You will need to put 2 coats of paint on. Let dry and enjoy.
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Supplies: 1 Large Foam Pumpkin Orange Rope Clear Glass Gem Filler Knife Glue Gun Instructions: Mark the top of the pumpkin using the vase. Cut into the pumpkin and remove some of the filling. Cut as deep as you think you want your vase to fit into the pumpkin. Wrap the rope around the vase about a third of the way up, glue gun into please. Fill the vase half the way up with the gem filler. Place silverware in the vase and enjoy.
This easy and fun project and hang up all year around.