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1. 

   Collect two 2 liter bottles from anywhere and wash them out with soap and water. Also, remove any labels on the bottle.

2. 

   Cut the two in a diagonal direction. The best place to start is where the label would have been and cutting down from there.




3. 

   Seeing as the edges would be jagged from the knife, take your scissors and cut off any access plastic until you are satisfied with how it looks.

4. 

   Paint the outer layer. (I usually do three layers.) The best way to do this without it being too messy is to put it on your hand.




5. 

   (Optional) Apply paint to your canvas that resembles blood.

6. 

   After your paint is done drying, take out your handy Hot Glue Gun and glue it down to the canvas so that they are close together. You may want to glue a little portion of the front together so it stays shut.

7. 

   Voila! Your 2 liter bottle heart is now created. Enjoy it or give it to someone for a unique Valentine's Day present. (:

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Carley Mouse

10 Jan 16:38

This is beyond awesome!

michelle-dee

10 Jan 18:50

very innovative
cute

Haught Tea

10 Jan 20:49

Too cute. You could do the same procedure with the 20oz to make a special bling sized pendant or gift box...I think I need to get on this idea!

Courtney Couture

10 Jan 21:00

This is the coolest thing since purple!!

camilaustral

11 Jan 01:57

great idea!!!!

KMOM14

11 Jan 13:41

Very unique and great way to upcycle!

michelle G.

11 Jan 16:15

thats cute

Zina

12 Jan 01:50

this is a great idea! thanks for posting it:)

missmuffcake

12 Jan 02:36

wow!

day late friend

12 Jan 05:26

this is freakin' adorable! i must create this! i have some ideas for altering it / making it my own as well! WOOO.

MacLovin♥x♥x♥

18 Jan 20:28

wow, cute... but what do you use it for?

Niki

07 Feb 20:10

i just use it for decoration but if you really wanted you could put candies and little trinkets inside. (:
maybe even a couple fake flowers?

sugaree

13 Feb 04:06

you are so f*#king smart!! thanks for posting :-)

Posted By:
Niki »
January 10, 2009 13:41

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