Decoupage prosecco bottles

Creating decoupage bottle art is a fun and creative way to personalize bottles for Valentine's Day or any special occasion.

Stacy • The Holly and Ivy Home on Instagram: "✨ Be the hostess with the mostest at your next gathering with this simple DIY! Here’s everything you need: Bottle of Prosecco Pretty cocktail napkins Matte Mod Podge Foam brushes Painter’s tape (For the chicest hostess gift, tie a bow around the bottle, and pair it with an unopened set of cocktail napkins.) I linked everything I used in my LTK shop. Link is in Stories and my bio. If you enjoyed this content, follow for more decor inspo and DIYs…

Happy saturday! Back with another decoupaged bottle design. A friend of mine is having a pink pajama paint and sip and asked me if I would make up some bottle for their gathering. This time I decided to add some mini pink bows to the bottles. How adorable are they! These mini cuties were made by using the Stampin Up! retired bow punch. Seen below. Since it has retired, I checked and found quite a few on Ebay that can be snatched up for under $18. Thank me later as you will use this…

Kira Mae Steiner on Instagram: "diy champagne bottles 🎀 what i used: +prosecco +mod podge +spray paint +painters tape +printed tissue paper . . . #diywedding #diygifts #decoupage #craftnight diy project // diy wedding // bridesmaid gift // bachelorette gift // diy gift // craft night // girls night in activity"

Stacy • The Holly and Ivy Home on Instagram: "✨ Be the hostess with the mostest at your next gathering with this simple DIY! Here’s everything you need: Bottle of Prosecco Pretty cocktail napkins Matte Mod Podge Foam brushes Painter’s tape (For the chicest hostess gift, tie a bow around the bottle, and pair it with an unopened set of cocktail napkins.) I linked everything I used in my LTK shop. Link is in Stories and my bio. If you enjoyed this content, follow for more decor inspo and…

Here's a fun gift idea for you to try, you can make these for birthdays, bridal showers, baby showers. Skies the limit! Pick out a bottle of bubbles and napkins. You can use any type of bottles, wine, champagne, even apple cider. Start by taping off the labels on your bottle, then using white acrylic paint and a sponge brush go slowly and let dry between each layer of paint. These pictures are of just one layer, you will need to paint at least four layers of paint to completely coat the…