Saturday, July 7, 2012

25 ways with bottle tops & plastic caps

Coffee table

Back when I was a little girl (in the olden days as my 7 year old daughter reminds me), there wasn't as much around to be recycled. Milk was delivered in a glass bottle and they were cleaned and put out again to be refilled. Other things were in glass or only bought in bulk and those products came in paper or fabric packaging. Now there are so many little things. Plastic, metal, some materials I don't even know the name of. I tend to just throw them in my recycle bin but there's so many novel ways to use them. I hope you enjoy my Saturday series of looking at different ways to use common objects found around the house. You can check out some of the past posts here.


Bottle cap animals
Stamps

Animals
Source: bing.com via Kathy on Pinterest
Snake
Coaster
Source: lh5.ggpht.com via Trudi on Pinterest
Turtle
Spider
Source: indulgy.com via Kim on Pinterest
Light shade
Source: google.co.uk via The on Pinterest
Earrings
Basket
Curtains
Bottle top flowers
Fish art
Bottle top bangles
Source: duitang.com via Sarah on Pinterest
Chair
Ummm, I don't know about this one. Too much?
Penguin and fish bottle caps
Source: google.co.uk via Sarah on Pinterest
Back splash
Spinning caps
Bottle top flowers for the garden
Source: etsy.com via Patricia on Pinterest
Bottle top basket
Bottle top dress
Checkers

9 comments:

  1. Very fun ideas! I don't have many of the bottle tops but we do have the plastic caps. I think the stamps are a great idea for the plastic caps!

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  2. I just love these posts! Such cool things you find - that dress is amazing!

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  3. Oh wow! Some of these are just genius! I love the table top and the wire basket covered with all the colorful bottletops. Fun post, Anne!
    Liz

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  4. Ta for showing these great ideas! Such a fab array of things to do with bottle tops. Great Post!

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  5. wow - so creative. we'll have to try the stamps idea! linking from naptime review...

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  6. OH WOW! LOVE this post. Gives me great ideas for craft time at school. Thank you so much for sharing. The turle is just too cute.

    I am your newest GFC follower from the Blog Hop.

    Tami

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  7. Anne, these are all such amazing projects (I am partial to the bottle cap planter). If I were to start collecting bottle caps my husband would go crazy! :)

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