| Posted By | Message |
| CathyB |
I have the champagne bottle we drank to celebrate getting engaged. I'd love to have it flattened and hang it in our room, but I can't find any companies that do this. I can only find already flattened bottles. Posted 10/4/05 11:41 PM |
| Christine |
What about preserving just the label, cork, etc in a shadow box? Posted 10/5/05 12:27 AM |
| Shopaholic921 |
What about shattering it and making a mosaic plate out of the pieces? on another note.. I was at Corbin & Reynolds a few weeks ago and I saw the CUTEST idea for corks! They had them in planters. Instead of that saw dust stuff they used corks. I thought it was such a good idea.. ya have to drink a lot of wine to fill up 1 planter though..
Posted 10/5/05 9:24 AM |
| CathyB |
Thanks for the ideas! Posted 10/5/05 9:46 AM |
| babyhopes |
do you have any pic's from the night? Posted 10/5/05 2:04 PM |
| -DonnaMarie- |
This company says they can flatten it for you... Posted 10/10/05 1:03 AM |
| CathyB |
Donna Marie: Thanks! I contact 2 companies in the UK and they never got back to me. Cathy Posted 10/10/05 12:56 PM |
| butterfly22 |
I turn bottles into water vases for flowers or plants. I have ivy growing out of bottles from our first time together at the vinyards Posted 10/28/05 11:04 AM |
| heidla |
I use them to infuse oils in. Posted 11/29/05 7:40 PM |
| dpli |
I have a flattened bottle that we use as a cheese board. I bought it already flattened, but if you want, I can look for the woman's name who made it and FM you her contact info. Message edited 11/30/2005 1:54:04 PM. Posted 11/30/05 1:53 PM |
| krwm |
When I was at ceramics last night the owner showed us some wine/champagne bottles that she had flattened and she said she does it pretty cheap. Posted 12/6/05 10:23 AM |
| jms100303 |
Can you send me her information as well? TIA! Posted 12/14/05 11:48 AM |