Wondering what to do with all those empty wine bottles from last night’s dinner party? Instead of throwing them away, you can transform them into useful, decorative objects for your home. Below, we’ve rounded up some projects to make the most out of all your empty bottles.
1. Wine Bottle Chandelier
Use cut wine bottles and Mod Podge Sheer Colors to make this beautiful and unique wine bottle chandelier. (Tutorial via Mod Podge Rocks)
2. Wine Bottle Vases
These DIY wine bottle vases are easy to make with glue and twine and are a great house warming gift! (Tutorial via Cucicucicoo)
3. Bird Feeder
Use leftover wood scraps to make this easy wine bottle bird feeder for FREE, or very inexpensively even if you purchase the wood. (Tutorial via Rogue Engineer)
4. Wine Bottle Dishsoap Dispenser
Tired of your ugly plastic store bought soap dispenser? Make a pretty glass one using a wine bottle. (Tutorial via Mom 4 Real)
5. Picture Frames
Display your favorite photos in a decorative bottle adorned with seashells, beach sand and trinkets. (Tutorial via DIY Network)
6. Citronella Candles
Keep your decks and patios bug free by making your own citronella candles. (Tutorial via Hello Glow)
7. Wine Bottle Lamp
Drill a hole, insert a strand of lights and you have your very own wine bottle table lamp. (Tutorial via Handycrowd)
8. Rainbow Lanterns
Create these rainbow candle wind-guards to prevent the wind from blowing out your candles. (Tutorial via Saved by Love Creations)
9. Wine Bottle Wall Vase
Turn an ordinary wine bottle into this amazing vase to hang on the wall. It looks simple, yet beautiful. (Tutorial via Shanty 2 Chic)
10. Wine Bottle Jewelry Holder
Give your room an awesome look by reusing your wine bottles as jewelry stands. (Source not found)
11. Wine Bottle Topiary
This centerpiece is sure to liven up any spring table. (Tutorial via FaveCrafts)
12. Modern Herb Garden
The entire DIY project can be made for less than $30 and it’s a great option for urban gardeners who lack space for a full container system. (Tutorial via Inhabitat)