Chalkboard Painted Bottles

Chalkboard painted bottles are super simple to make, and you can use them for home decorating anywhere, indoors or out! 

 

 

I’m no crafter. But I had a really fun time making these chalkboard bottles. This project inspired me to make candy corn painted bottles for Halloween, too!

Use Goo Gone to clean the sticky glue off the bottles after removing the labels.

Use this to heat the label to the glue releases easier

My friend Danni at Silo Hill Farm advised me on this handy dandy spray paint helper. It is fab and she is fab, so be sure to check out her blog!

 I picked up empty liquor bottles at The Grove last weekend. It wasn’t hard to find them!

You can use old wine bottles or any other random other cute bottles.

Remove the labels, wash, and dry the bottles. Then, paint them with a spray primer in gray.

After spraying them with the primer, use any color you like to cover the bottles. I painted some bottles with white spray paint, some with blue, and some with red spray paint. The cool bottle that was already blue, I left alone.

I also left two bottles in the gray primer because I thought it was pretty rad.

Tape off areas to paint with chalkboard paint. I free-hand painted the bottles with round places on front with the chalkboard paint.

I had to put three coats of the chalkboard paint to get it completely black.

This is the chalkboard paint I used.

I’m sure there are other kinds, but I already had this.

Let each layer dry completely before painting the next layer.

Let the last layer completely dry before removing the tape.

I tied the raffia around the neck of the bottles.

I plan to use this tailgating with flowers and dried grass in them and write a cheer or sports-related chant on the chalkboard areas.

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