Spotted on Laura Parke's A Girl Who Makes: milk bottles transformed into vases, wrapped in twine with a touch of neon color.
For instructions on how to re-create this look, see below.
Photography by Eric Linebarger.
Image may be NSFW.
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Materials:
- Glass milk bottle.
- Natural jute twine; try your local hardware store or source online: Jute Twine is $2.33 at Home Depot.
- Twine in neon colors; try your local hardware store or source online: Pink Twine and Yellow Twine are $5.21 each at Home Depot.
- Glue.
- Small paintbrush.
Instructions:
- Cut off about 2 feet of twine (the thickness of the twine and the size of your bottle will determine how much you need).
- Start from the top of the bottle and work your way down, using a paintbrush to spread the glue on the bottle, one small section at a time.
- When switching from natural twine to neon, tuck the loose end of the twine under as you wrap the colored twine around.
