Happy November! I love this month because its the kickoff to winter and all of its festivities! What a better way to start it than to put up a post I've been anticipating since the idea came to me.
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The best part about it is that you can change out the designs you make. I started out by making a peace sign, a butterfly and then just a standard pattern. I had planned on making a jack-o-lantern at Halloween but I sadly only had one orange bottle cap. I decided for fall I would stick with an owl, because they're my favorite. Once December rolls around I'm going to make a Christmas tree and then a snowman in January. The possibilities are truly endless and this is a fun way to switch up your annual decor.
This project didn't cost me much at all. I had most of the things I needed on hand. I found the actual table at a yard sale for three bucks. The most expensive part for sure is the magnets. They'll cost about $15. As for the glass, I had a piece that was 1 inch short. I compensated for that by creating a border out of corks that I dyed darker. It also acted as an edge to hold the glass in place, win-win! If you want to make one of your own, here's what you'll need:
A table, any size you'd like.
A piece of glass about the size of the table.
A piece of glass about the size of the table.
Corks for the boarder, if desired.
Spray paint, I used black.
150-180 bottle caps
Craft glue
Felt
Felt
I hope y'all enjoy my modern take on a bottle cap table and try it out for yourselves! Happy fall y'all!
-June
*Sorry for all of the Pin Marklets, I can't get rid of them! They're multiplying on their own..
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