Creating Wine Charms Dress Up Your Wine Glass and what a great way to keep your guests glasses identifiable than a beautiful Wine Charm made with Craft Metal.
Wine Charms can also be attached to Wine Bottles, Martini Glasses, and even a Beer Bottle! The options are limited only to what you can imagine!
What's really fun is that creating a Wine Charm is super easy to create and something you can do before your Labor Day Weekend gathering!
Imagine hearing the oohs and aahs from your friends and family when you bring out this tray and make them a handmade cocktail with healthy ingredients AND your DIY Wine Charm adoring the wine glass and tray ready to be put on the next glass?
You will also want this Blendtec Blender
to help you make the cocktail! Check the blender out here!
We use this for our smoothies ALL THE TIME and it's super versatile we give it a thumbs up and must have!
Today we will give you the Recipe and instructions
for Creating the Wine Charms with Craft Metal!
Supplies:
- Die cut or Framelit (steel cut die) of your choice – Here are our suggestions from Stampin' Up! (You Can Order them HERE, just type in the item #)
- We also suggest the Autumn Accents Bigz (127812) Die Cut and the Flower Frenzy (133728) Bigz Die cut, Beautiful Wings (118138) embosslit. sold by Stampin' Up! for Wine Charms
- We also suggest the Flower Fair (133731) Framelit, Baby's First (133735) Framelit, Floral Frames Collection Framelit (127012), Hearts Collection (125599) Framelit, and the Stars Framelit (133723)
- 1/8" Circle Handheld Punch (134365)
- Cardstock – Any color will do, good idea to coordiante with the color metal you want to use
- Glue Dots (103683)
- Rhinestone Basic Jewels (119246)
- Scissors or other tool to bend the clasps
- Scor Pal Double Sided Adhesive Sheets
- Beads and Clasps (found in the DIY Jewelry section of the local craft store)
- Hoop Earrings (in the DIY Jewelry section of local craft store)
- Craft Metal Sheets
Instructions:
- Pick out the color craft metal you want to use and trim to the size of the die cut or framelit that you want to use. Do the same to the card stock.
- Unpeel the Scor Pal Double Sided Adhesive Sheets and place over the card stock. Then take the layer off the adhesive sheet and place the Craft Metal over the adhesive. *TIP: once you put it down you can't take it up so be careful when placing down.
- Next run through the die cut or framelit of your choice.
- Next place a glue dot on one end of the earring, then place the beads along the earring putting a glue dot at the end as well. The glue dot helps hold the beads in place.
- Next punch a hole in a strategic position on your "charm" cut out with metal with the handheld punch. Place a clasp through the hole. Keep open and place over the earring to attach to the charm, close the clasp and your charm is done!
Check back on September 11th 2014
for a DIY Video on how to create these Wine Charms!
CLICK HERE TO GET THE COCKTAIL RECIPE
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