DISCLOSURE: Some of the links in this post contain affiliate links, which come at no cost to you. Know that I only promote products I personally use and stand behind. To learn more about my affiliates, please review my disclosure policy here. Those looking to DIY a holiday gift for a beer lover will look no further than today’s post! This roundup of DIY beer gifts include ways to decorate the beer for the holidays or things made with beer materials like bottle caps, labels and six pack holders. Try one of these easy DIY projects for the beer fan in your life! Whether your beer drinker enjoys craft beer or the good old domestic brand, whether they’re into bottled beer or cans, you can find DIY projects to create for the holidays, birthday or Father’s Day. Many of these can also be adapted to non alcoholic drinks or to bottled root beers! Visit the link below each image to see the tutorial on how it was made! Beer Cap Ornament - make a wreath! Beer Cap Clock - it's always beer o'clock! Can Cake – yes while this one was done for my Father-in-Law who doesn’t drink beer but does drink soda, it can easily be done with your favorite beer cans! Pasta Bowties for Christmas beers - a cute and inexpensive way to ... Continue Reading...
Beer Label Christmas Ornaments
DISCLOSURE: Some of the links in this post contain affiliate links, which come at no cost to you. Know that I only promote products I personally use and stand behind. To learn more about my affiliates, please review my disclosure policy here. 'Tis the season for handmade ornaments! Turn any strips of paper, including a beer label, into fun ornaments to deck out your Christmas tree using these easy (yet kinda messy) steps: There are two liquid materials I'm scared of more than anything: bleach and decoupage glue so make sure to cover your surface! No one needs decoupage glue on their dining room table so seriously make sure you protect your surface when creating this type of craft! Supplies: Glass ornaments Papers (map, beer label, music sheet, book pages) Bottle caps Decoupage glue Foam brush Ribbon Baker's twine Scissors Heavy duty hole punch (I used my Crop-a-dile!) Full disclosure here: my parents own the brewery featured so I had easy access to unused beer labels. Our brewery doesn't give these out to consumers but we have seen emails where people ask for them and do see them on places like e-bay for other breweries so someone must give them out! I made beer label Christmas ... Continue Reading...
Father’s Day Gift | DIY Beer Coasters from 6-Packs
Father’s Day is almost here so you best get crafting for the big guy! This project is by no means something new to the creative world, but with a dad who is part owner in a brewery, I had to make my version of this DIY classic featuring his beer! I started with a set cardboard holders. Then I grabbed my craft assistant. Hailey helped me out with this one, picking which ones she thought would look best on a coaster. I cut a 4x4 cardstock square as a template and laid it on the boxes, trying to find a unique cropped view of these beer carriers. I really liked the ones where things were skewed and not centered best. Lots of versions I’ve seen always use white tiles but with a brand that heavily uses black, I decided to go with black tiles. The 4 ¼ x 4 ¼ coasters I got didn’t have all black edges so I grabbed my Americana acrylic paint and painted the edges real quick before the next step – decoupaging. Apply a layer of decoupage on the back of the cardboard and center on the tile. Allow about ten minutes to dry. Make sure to push down all edges during this process so nothing curls up. Apply another thin layer of decoupage on top of the tiles and allow to dry. Repeat this a few more times ... Continue Reading...
