Starbucks bottles repurposed

I saw something almost exactly like this at Hallmark the every day and had a light bulb moment. I can drink 4 Frappuccino's, get a wicket caffeine buzz and make these! I just stamped and embossed the images directly onto the bottles. ** check out my blog at www.barefootstamper.com

Directions (with video) on how to make gingerbread scented DIY Gingerbread Man Candles from upcycled Starbucks Frappuccino bottles.Great Christmas gift idea

Simple pretty project with small statbucks bottle

I headed over to Pinterest to see what crafty and smart ways I could re-purpose the bottles. I’ve gathered 19 more projects for re-purposing Starbucks© bottles

Fill an empty Starbucks Frappuccino bottle with candy as a Christmas gift! A great frugal gift idea for friends and neighbors. http://www.nogettingoffthistrain.com

I love containers. If they're old, I love them even more. Suitcases, boxes, crates, jars, bowls. If it's pretty, that's one thing. But if you can use it, well then, I'm in love. I have these bottles that I have been collecting. Starbucks frappuccino bottles, the kind that you can get from the grocery store. To me, they are totally reminiscent of old fashioned milk bottles. Our daughter loves drinking milk out of them. (She has an antiquarian's heart.) Come to find out, we aren't the only…

Looking for really easy Frappuccino bottle crafts? You can reuse these Starbucks milk bottles into gorgeous milk glass vases that even young kids can make!

Some glass drink bottles come in cool shapes, so it’s always sort of a shame when you get ready to recycle them.

this is my creation for Artzdescrap's DT assignment for the month of October. Head on to their website!! Just alter any bottle, be it starbucks, prima etc and you might just be the lucky winner for this month. for my take, i used a Starbucks bottle... a close up view of the rim. how did i do it? 1. Get your bottle and paint with acrylic paint. 2. Let dry. Then use your alcohol inks!!!! dab dab or streak streak... for those who have not "opened" up their alcohol inks yet, now is the time... i…

The little girls upstairs are from Japan. They are learning English in school here. Their mother is learning Italian and speaks little to no English. The husband who works with my husband speaks Japanese and English but travels. You see the dilemma. I started giving the girls little gifts on holidays they would celebrate but are not celebrated in Italy. Like Halloween. We have a sweet friendship where the girls get to practice their English and their mom gets a little break. Here is a…