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How to Frost a Lighted Bottle **Inexpensive Holiday Decorations**

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In this 'How To' video Nick and Silke show you how to frost a glass bottle with Holiday cut outs. This is a step by step video on how to frost and decorate lighted bottles with Christmas decorations. For Glass Drilling Tips visit: bottle-lamp.com

Silke shows you how easy it is to use spray glass frosting to create unique and inexpensive Holiday bottle lamps you will be proud to display in your home or give away as a present.

Step 1: Find a recycled glass bottle and drill a hole in the back - visit bottle-lamp.com for glass drilling instructions or find our video 'How to make bottle lights' in our YouTube feed.

Step 2: Clean the bottle and attach themed Holiday stickers, cutouts or sticky gel stickers. For Christmas you can use stars, snowflakes, Santa Clauses or other Holiday themed stickers. Easter eggs, baskets or bunny stickers for Easter, and so on.

Step 3: Find a well ventilated area and spray the bottle slowly and evenly with the glass frosting. Be careful of runs! Let dry completely. Add 3 or more coats until you receive the desired frosting effect.

Step 4: Once the glass frosting is dry, remove the stickers and insert the sting of lights through the hole in the back of the bottle.

Step 5: Decorate the bottle neck. Let your imagination run wild! You can use ribbons, raffia, Christmas ornaments, sea shells, Easter eggs, Halloween decorations, or whatever else you can find around your home.

Frosting a recycled glass bottle to showcase your child's First Christmas ornament or family heirloom is a unique and inexpensive.

Don't let your favorite ornaments get lost in the Christmas tree ever again!

This inexpensive Holiday décor item doesn't cost you more than $10 at the most.

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Nick and Silke Jager published this 5:58 video tutorial on November 11, 2013. It has been watched 96,995 times on YouTube.

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