Hi Friends
A quick post.... Another painted bottle from me. This is a brown beer bottle and I have used Jute/ Burlap, natural twine, handmade flowers made using raffia in orange, cream and yellow, round mirrors and Fevicryl glass and acrylic colors. You can see some of my earlier altered bottles here, here, here and my all time favorite one!!
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| Altered Bottle with Twine and Burlap |
Here is a closer look at some of the elements used, the die-cut leaf is also distressed with acrylic colors.
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| Altered Bottle with Twine and Burlap |
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| Altered Bottle with Twine and Burlap |
I like the artsy/ truck art kind of feel in this creation, the colors are vibrant and can uplift any space this is kept in. I have created this especially for Catchy challenges Bingo challenge . I am using Natural Twine + Mirrors + Glass Bottles. Hope you like this..................
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| Altered Bottle with Twine and Burlap |
13 comments:
Wowwwwwwwww! This is awesome! LOVING the colors!!!
The flowers are cute...lovely color..
Ya I did LIke it !
this is something gonna crazy with ,.thanks for participating at catchy challenge.best wishes.
it really great..........
Really cool Suman! Thank you so much for joining us at Catchy Challenges. Good luck.. :)
The raffia flowers are so adorable Suman. Thank you so much for joining us at Catchy Challenges. All the best!
Now that's what I call crafty. Lovely reuse of a bottle once the contents has been drunk. Love the burlap and hemp and such vibrant colours. Thankyou for joining in the Craft My Life challenge. Hugs Mrs A. (DT.)
Oh wow. I love the colours here. It has such a tribal organic feel! :)
Fabulous creation... Love those flowers...Thank you for joining us at Craft my Life... Hugs May x x x
Another gorgeous upcycling project-I love your style! Thank you for joining my All Crafts Challenge at Craft My Life, hope you can join our new challenge :-) Elaine-xxx-
What a festive and colorful project!!! Reminds me of a few bottles I saw in Mexico while vacationing -- kind of tropical!
LOL... must be getting old -- maybe it was in the Bahamas; can't really remember exactly but it does still remind me of something I saw on an island... lol!
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