Beer cap ornaments

Beer Cap Xmas Ornaments

Beer Cap Christmas Ornament, front & back sides

Beer Cap Ornaments These bottle caps are not from just any beer, au contraire! Every cap was collected via bona fide IPA or Trappist beer that was delicately sipped, savored, and deeply analyzed fo…

See how to make bottle cap ornaments in a wreath shape for the holidays! Use beer bottle caps or soda bottle caps for all those men in your life!

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…

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…

If you are one of those few who still don't have a Christmas Tree, (or on the contrary, have something else that's super awesome), then this post is for you!

Beer cap star ornament. Christmas crafts with my brother's bucket of beer caps.

The perfect gift for the most difficult on your list. Ornament created from bottle caps that you specify. I have caps for most major brands and lots of smaller breweries too. Specify up to 14 different caps per ornament. Don't know the names of the brands? I can help...just ask! Each bottle cap is individually pressed and hammered to achieve just the right shape. The caps are bonded to each other to form the ornament so the inside is hollow. The finished product is more durable than a glass…