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Another holiday morning after: You come to wearing a lampshade, mistletoe strewn everywhere, lying on a four-foot-high pile of empty airplane-size liquor bottles. You’ll never remember that party, but at least you can remember the aftermath. Turn those baby booze bottles to bauble: fill them with photos and hang them on your tree. Who to enshrine in your miniature snowglobe wonderland? How about:
Who knows? Maybe next year you’ll have learned your lesson. (Yeah, right.) Read on to learn how to make ‘em. Happy Chrismukkawanzaa everybody! Make Your Own Snowglobe Ornaments for Chrismukkawanzaa! p.s. There’s still time to order best-selling photo goodies from the Photojojo Store. Order today with 2-Day shipping, or tomorrow by 3pm EST with Overnight shipping.
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Step 1: Drink Up!First, empty out the liquor bottles. Drink as many as you can in the space of five minutes. Repent. Rethink. Repeat. When you’re done, peel off the labels, wash the bottles and let them dry inside and out. Take two aspirin and a nap. Then move on to Step 2. Step 2: Mixology
Make enough liquid to fill all the snowglobes you want to make. Step 3: Sparkle Sparkle!
Now use the creased paper like a funnel to help you pour glitter into the bottle without spilling it everywhere. *FYI, you can make realistic-looking “snow” by shredding a white PVC pipe with a cheese grater. Weird, right? Step 4: Cut ‘Em Down to SizeMeasure the width and height of the widest part of the bottle. Crop your photo to that size in Photoshop (or whatever program you’re into these days). Print the photo and use scissors to cut it out. Step 5: Seal ‘Em Up
Step 6: Roll ‘Em Up
Insert the rolled-up photo into the bottle. The photo should flatten out on its own, but if it doesn’t, use the end of the pencil to poke it back into shape. Step 7: Fill ‘Er Up
Fill it up to the top, then put the cap back on the bottle. Step 8: Tie It Off
Step 9: Hang ‘Em High
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Photo credit: Mat Honan → See more Photo projects, DIY ideas, and Gear ← → Get it all free: Subscribe by email or RSS ←
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