Nothing says Class like a big-gulp (“big gulps, eh?) of wine. Am I right or am I right? Well, carry that action over and add a ‘Redneck Wine Glass.’ Are you still feelin’ classy? I know I am! But I live in Alabama so I suppose I don’t count…
We’ve all seen these featured on pinterest at one time or another, but I bet you didn’t know just how easy they are to make.
My girlfriend is getting married next month and we threw her a Wine & Cheese themed lingerie shower. It was so much fun and we felt like “grown-ups” as we got schmammered off wine. Ok I say “we” but we all know Big Momma was ‘pumping’ for lil man so I was just sippin’. But I digress…
We all had our “duties” and mine was to bring wine and buy the Party Favors. I really had a hard time deciding what to do as favors, but I knew I didn’t want to waste money on something people wouldn’t use or they would just throw away. Personally, I know I have received enough Bath & Body Works to keep my city smellin’ fresh through the apocalypse. I’m not knockin’ the travel size gifts, I just have enough is all.
I decided to try my hand at making these so-called Redneck Wine Glasses. It’s cute. It sticks with the theme. And what’s the hurt in having an additional beaker that you can drink your alcohol out of? I don’t see the harm.
Another motivational factor for me making these Glasses was that I already had a bunch of Mason Jars laying around the house, busy not being used. Hobby Lobby has them, as well as your local super market.
After a trip to the Dollar Store for some candle holders, I was ready. Unfortunately, they only had 6 for sale… so 6 favors is all I made. :-/
The big necessity in this whole project is the glue. I’ve heard different people use different types, but I ultimately went with 527. You will read that it works well with glass but I wouldn’t press your luck and wash these glasses in the dishwasher.
After gluing the candle holders to the bottom of the glasses, I worked on spraying the tops with chalkboard paint for an added bonus within this project. I wanted to be able to write on the tops of the glasses, using chalk markers. I tested a couple and it worked awesome! Wipes right off!
I had made custom ‘labels’ for these glasses with the Bride & Groom’s initials, as well as a simple Thank You to all the guests for coming. The paper came from Hobby Lobby, the creation in Photoshop and the awesomeness by yours truly. 😉
Lastly, I used my old faithful 1 7/8 paper cutter (Hobby Lobby) to get this look, and then used my hole punch and looped some Jute through to create a more rustic look.
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