DIY Farmhouse Etched Mini Vase Decor

My daughter loves to bring me little flowers she collects when she plays outside, but I do not have any vases small enough for her to place them in, so I decided to make one!

Here is a video on how to make this fun project.

I started with a plank of cedar wood that I drilled holes into and a few mini green bottles I had kept just because they were so cute!

I started out by etching the bottle with Etchall Dip n Etch liquid.  I wanted the bottles to have a weathered look like they have been tumbled in the ocean for a while.  It only takes 15 minutes of soaking to go from a glossy to etched and gives them the most amazing tumbled look.

I then added a bit of the jute rope to the top of each bottle with the Supertite Multi-Grab 360 glue to give each bottle a rustic look.

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I the attached the bottles to the plank with the Suptertite glue and added a rope to the bottom of the jars to match the top.

I love the look of the bottles on the plank and the jars attached a perfect little place for my daughter to add her flowers when she picks them.

What would you make with mini glass bottles?

Supplies Used

Interested in the supplies I used in this project?  Most are listed below and some are affiliate links, which generates a me little commission (at not extra cost to you at all) when you click on the link and make a purchase.  Affiliate and product disclosure can be found here.

Fiskars Scissors Shop at: AZ | LFL (UK)	Etchall Dip n Etch Shop at: AZ | O	CCB Rope Shop at: AZ	Black Craft Mat Shop at: AZ
Supertite Glue Shop at: AZ | O	Piercer Shop at: AZ	Supertite Multi-Grab 360 Shop at: O	Mini Green Bottles Shop at: AZ