These DIY New Year’s Eve Glittery Glass Bottles are a fun way to make your party drinks (we used sparkling juice) extra sparkly at your upcoming New Year’s Eve celebration!
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Black Dress
New Year’s Eve Decor Repurposed from these posts:
New Year’s Eve Bell Centerpiece
New Year’s Eve Party Favors
New Year’s Eve Fireplace Decor
These DIY New Year’s Eve Glittery Glass Bottles are a fun way to make your party drinks extra sparkly at your upcoming New Year’s Eve celebration!
I had so much fun glitzing these 3 sparkling juice bottles.
I used to craft with sparkles all the time, and I have a feeling that as our little girl grows, I’ll be creating a lot more glittery projects again.
I chose 3 colorful glitters with a mix of fine and chunky holographic sparkles.
And I absolutely love how they turned out!
It might be hard to open these sparkling juices simply because they are so pretty!
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Materials:
Sparkling Juice (I used Apple Crisp, White Grape, and Rosé Grape)
Glitter (I used this silver glitter, this gold glitter, and this black glitter)
Printer – any inkjet printer should work
Sissors
Instructions:
1. First, place a piece of parchment paper on your counter and paint Mod Podge on the glass bottle.
2. Sprinkle glitter over the whole bottle and shake off the excess. Let dry thoroughly.
3. Brush a top coat of Mod Podge on top of the glitter and let it dry thoroughly.
4. If need be, repeat steps 1-3 again on the same bottle to give it a second coat of glitter.
5. Print and cut out the Happy New Year tags and hang them from the bottle with silver string.
6. Repeat on as many sparkling drinks as you need.
Have a Happy New Year!
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