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Wine Bottle Glass

 DIY Wine Glasses from Bottle
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Cut a wine bottle off about 2/3 of the way up the side, just before it starts tapering. Sand the sides. Turn the upper part upside down and melt a stand on to what had been the opening of the bottle. This will make a perfect DIY, low budget wine glass.
—JesusHChrist, Feb 12 2006

bottle cutter kit http://www.glassmart.com/ebc.asp
[po, Feb 12 2006]

making glasses from bottles http://www.voanews....62&CFTOKEN=38433079
[xandram, Feb 13 2006]

Recycled wine bottle to glass http://www.edenstor...he+home+%3E+kitchen
... as spotted at the Eden Project yesterday [jonthegeologist, Feb 13 2006]

Recycled wine bottle to glass http://www.edenstor...he+home+%3E+kitchen
... also as spotted at the Eden Project yesterday [jonthegeologist, Feb 13 2006]

The Eden Project http://www.edenproject.com/
A zoo for plants (that also sells these recycled things in it's shop) [jonthegeologist, Feb 13 2006]

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       And one glass equals one bottle for convienence.
—Galbinus_Caeli, Feb 12 2006
   

       widely baked in the 70'S
—xandram, Feb 13 2006
   

       //widely baked in the 70'S// ...as was its sister technology, the beer-bottle-melted-flat ashtray cum petit four tray souvenir. They were tragicly uncool then, but might make a nice sardine dish now in a passably cool, retro-kitsch sort of way.
—ConsulFlaminicus, Feb 13 2006
   

       I don't believe even the '70s envisioned fusing the top to the bottom as a stem. Though JC kind of rushed over that part.
—ldischler, Feb 13 2006
   

       Yeah, fusing the top to the bottom was standard. I remember it from Jr. High shop class.
—Galbinus_Caeli, Feb 13 2006
   

       See links for examples of this idea for sale.
—jonthegeologist, Feb 13 2006
   

       [marked-for-deletion] recipe. How to make those glass bottle glasses.
—neilp, Feb 13 2006
   

       I've even seen this idea in a "Snapple" comercial.
—-wess, Feb 13 2006
   

       I'm drinking out of one right now.
—daseva, Feb 14 2006
   

       [admin: Ignoring the MFD. Yes, this has been done, but it's not widely known; and the idea, even though worded as a set of instructions, is not a recipe.]
—jutta, Feb 07 2008
   
      
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