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Toasting glasses are almost always used in weddings, so I thought it would be fun to design some toasting glasses. Several people where I live mentioned they recently attended weddings that were red black and white.
I used sand to give the glasses texture and I stamped them with the letters using paint not ink. They were fairly easy to decorate although the stamping part took a few trials with paper, because if you get too much or not enough paint on the stamps it is difficult to get them to look beautiful.
I picked out several different pictures so you can look at most of the designs that I made. I purchased my glasses at Tuesday Mornings for $2.99 each. The dollar tree told me they had them for $1.00 each but they were out. If you already have ribbon, sand, paint, and stamps the cost of the glasses make it very reasonable to make these. If you had to purchase everything you can still make these for under 10 dollars.
My favorite picture. Do you see the small gold can there? Can you guess what it is? It is 2 Fancy Feast cans that I glued the bottoms together, embellished it with a small silk rose, filled it with yellow sand, and placed a T light candle in the center. It is so pretty!
I used sand to give the glasses texture and I stamped them with the letters using paint not ink. They were fairly easy to decorate although the stamping part took a few trials with paper, because if you get too much or not enough paint on the stamps it is difficult to get them to look beautiful.
I picked out several different pictures so you can look at most of the designs that I made. I purchased my glasses at Tuesday Mornings for $2.99 each. The dollar tree told me they had them for $1.00 each but they were out. If you already have ribbon, sand, paint, and stamps the cost of the glasses make it very reasonable to make these. If you had to purchase everything you can still make these for under 10 dollars.
My favorite picture. Do you see the small gold can there? Can you guess what it is? It is 2 Fancy Feast cans that I glued the bottoms together, embellished it with a small silk rose, filled it with yellow sand, and placed a T light candle in the center. It is so pretty!
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- 2 Fluted toasting glasses.
- Sand.
- Scissors.
- Embellishments, ribbon, and crystals.
- Paint.
- Glue.
- Letter stamps (stamping block is optional.)
- Scotch tape.
- Cleaning cloth.
- Wine bottle. (opitional)
- Paper plate for the glue (optional.)
- Not pictured (a very small stiff paint brush. I used a skewer to dab paint on the stamp when it did not coat good enough.)
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