I have been collecting bottle caps for a long while and although I haven’t covered a coffee table by now I have completed this smaller project.
I bought a mess of plain wooden coasters at Goodwill for less than $2. I used my mini hot glue gun for the job. They didnt take much time and they look pretty darn adorable.
Inspired by: Bottle Cap Coasters DIY.
Did everyone have a safe and fun Fourth of July?
It poured rain all day in south central Kentucky, but that didn’t stop many folks from celebrating our nation’s birthday.
Cutting up with friends from work over a couple of beers/or/glasses of wine was a perfect way for me to ring in the holiday. The cheddar dogs and pineapple angel food cake didn’t hurt either.
You remember that recipe?
Pineapple angel food cake is easy!
One box of angel food cake
One large can of pineapple
Bake 350° for 30 minutes
And devour!
Been crafting lately too. I made coasters using the bottle caps I have been collecting. Now I just need a cute lil coffee table to stack them on.
Have a fantastic 5th of July!
I think I have collected enough beer bottle caps to be choosey with mg designs. I haven’t whipped out the hot glue gun yet but I kinda like the almost rainbow pattern and the very angry orchard coaster.
I set a mug and glass on top to see if I liked how it sat and it seemed more sturdy than I imagined.
I have a newish pinboard where I have started collecting cork, bottle cap and other drinker-junk crafty pins. Crafts for Drinkers.
Some of these crafts are just dreams, but some are definitely doable.
Any comments on my cap arrangement?
Like my colors? (Note the Ale8one cap. Go, KY!)
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