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Plastic Bottle Top Flower

Turn trash into a pretty Anthropologie inspired flower treasure!

https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/plastic-bottle-top-flower • Posted by KMOM14

I saw this Anthropolgie window display and decided to give it a go. I am participating in the April Stash Bust over at Dollar Store Crafts and in this project used the top of a 2 liter bottle, the cap off a shampoo bottle and spray paint to create the above flower.

You will need

Project Budget
Cheap

Time

0 h 30

Difficulty

Nice & Simple
Medium 041110 bottle top flower done

Description

I saw this Anthropolgie window display and decided to give it a go. I am participating in the April Stash Bust over at Dollar Store Crafts and in this project used the top of a 2 liter bottle, the cap off a shampoo bottle and spray paint to create the above flower.

Instructions

  1. Small flower cut top off of bottle

    Rinse out the bottle and remove the label. Pinch it on one side and cut where there is a ridge all the way around the bottle.

  2. Small bottle flower top cut 12 strips down

    Cut the approximately 1 inch wide strips all the way around the top of the bottle. To make sure it was even I cut into quarters first, then cut each quarter into 3 sections for a total of 12 "petals".

  3. Small bottle flower top press down 12 cut

    Press the cut pieces down to form the flower.

  4. Small bottle flower top round edges over bag

    I decided I wanted my petal to be rounded, so I opened up a plastic bag and rounded the edge of each petal over the bag then put the bag in my plastic recycling bin for easy clean up.

  5. Small bottle flower top painted

    Next, I opened up an old frozen pizza box and spray painted the top and allowed it to dry, then flipped it over and painted the other side.

  6. Small fb top axe shampoo bottle

    For the center of the flower, I used the top off of an Axe shampoo bottle, but just about any bottle cap would do.

  7. Small fb top cap glued to center

    Place glue around the bottom edge of the cap and place it firmly in the center of the plastic flower and allow it to dry.