Bottle cap christmas crafts

We've been saving up our beer bottle caps for these special little guys! Although these are pretty simple, it was kind of a lengthy process. The bottle caps needed at least 3 or 4 coats of white acrylic paint. Once the bottle caps were dry, we drew on the eyes, mouths and buttons using a Sharpie. Out of orange construction paper, we cut and glued on the noses. We used a hot glue gun to build our snowmen. For a little sparkle, we added glitter using Mod Podge. See, we told you it was lengthy…

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I spray painted way too many bottle caps white when I was making the snowflake face snowmen, so with that in mind I decided to surf the web to see what I could find to make with white bottle caps. I didn't have to look to far. I went as far as Pinterest. That site is a wealth of pinned items that people have found on the Internet. I found an ornament using 3 bottle caps that were glued to a a ribbon but the bottle caps were inverted and harder to work with, so with a flip of the cap I had a…

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