Recycling Used Wine Bottles

Hello, I have a lot of used wine bottles sitting around and I'm trying to come up with various craft ideas to do with the bottles. So far all I've come up with is making a wall out of the bottles, but that's it. Does anyone else have any ideas for what to do with old wine bottles???

-Luther

Reply to
Luther Bell
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Fill them with new wine!

Reply to
Rick Brandt

Funny that.

I'm downstairs Right Now cleaning wine bottles. If you have good empties and care to donate them to someone in Rochester, NY.... and if they're 'decent' bottles without those **** metallic labels, I could very well take'm for ya. I'll craft them nice and carefully :)

Reply to
purduephotog

I've seen them heated on their side until they sag... then used a spoon holder kinda trivet.

Reply to
gene

On Sun, 1 Jan 2006 18:28:17 -0600, Luther Bell wrote: | Hello, I have a lot of used wine bottles sitting around and I'm trying to | come up with various craft ideas to do with the bottles. So far all I've | come up with is making a wall out of the bottles, but that's it. Does | anyone else have any ideas for what to do with old wine bottles???

my former brother-in-law was an avid gardner as well as an oenophile. in his `victorian garden room' (don't ask me about the moniker), he `planted' his bottles upside down and used them as a border. actually looked pretty cool, i guess.

Reply to
bitbucket

are you near the greater boston area? I'd feel duty-bound to help recycle your heap! gotta pitch in...and fill up!

Reply to
bobdrob

I cut the tops out of some years ago. Then they could be used for glasses/vases.

Reply to
Pat

There was a company at the Great British Beer Festival last summer making all kinds of things out of flat bottles. The cheese boards made from magnum bottles looked good. You could even supply your own bottle.

Reply to
Paul

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