DIY Paint your own Empty Glass Bottle

How to paint your own Gin bottle while you sit at home and wonder what next to do.

Early this  month, I along with Tippling Art & Gin explorers Club decided to create this video for all you practicing #stayathome. We all practice the concept of staying safe and keeping ourselves and our families and loved ones safe.

Some of the things need for this are:

  1. Empty Glass Bottle
  2. Fevicol / Glue
  3. Old newspaper / magazines - cutouts or even tearouts
  4. Nailpaints (even your old dried ones before you toss them in the trash)
  5. Acrylic / glass paint (if don't have that its okay...let it be)

Watch the video for instructions and incase you have questions feel free to ask me!

On youtube the link is https://youtu.be/5krKtaw8rWM


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