Make an Easy Wine Glass Light Using Your Stamps!

What on earth is a “wine glass light”? Only the cutest way to dress up a table, serve as an elegant version of night light or to serve as a super cute gift. And the best part? They are easy to make, use things you probably already have on hand and you can raid the dollar store for the glasses and tea lights making this one of those don’t-tell-anyone inexpensive but oh-so-gorgeous gifts.

A wine glass light makes a gorgeous and easy gift - click through to learn how to make your own!

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I downloaded this template from Splitcoaststampers and used it to cut my vellum.  I used deckle scissors to cut around the bottom of the shade to give a more natural look.

Come learn how to make a wine glass light using items from the dollar store and stamps and ink!

I used the Rubbernecker Stamps Moose cabin and trees images to create my scene.  I stamped the trees all the way around the shade using olive pigment ink, leaving a space open to stamp the cabin, and embossed with clear embossing powder. When stamping the tree images I had to keep turning the shade template slightly and keep the trees in line following the curve of the shade. If not the tree line would have been crooked. I masked the trees on  both side of the opening for the cabin and then stamped the cabin with brown pigment ink and embossed with clear embossing powder.  I lightly painted the cabin with lighter brown pigment ink and the windows with yellow pigment ink and embossed with clear embossing powder. I painted a thin layer of white pigment ink on the roof of the cabin and along the ground area and embossed with white embossing powder.  The final step was to create the falling snow using a tiny brush and dotting the sky area white pigment ink and embossing with white embossing powder.  I finished the with the green ribbon and multi loop bow.  I don’t know if you can tell or not but I am in love with the Moose set.  The small trees are perfect for smaller scenes like this and they coordinate with the tree in the 3 Pine Tree set.  

Click through to learn how to make a wine glass light that you can use to to decorate your home or give as a gift!

I hope you enjoyed seeing this wine glass light.  I am very sorry that you received a second email today.  I accidentally published my post  while I was working on this instead of saving it.  I’ll be back tomorrow with a fun new Christmas card idea. 

 
3013 KKCS Moose
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Supplies

 
Unicorn White, Hero Arts Pigment Ink Pad
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VersaFine Clair Ink Pad, Pinecone
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VersaFine Clair Ink Pad, Acorn
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VersaFine Clair Ink Pad, Shady Lane
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Ranger Super Fine Embossing Powder,…
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Ranger Super Fine Embossing Powder,…
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5mm (1/4″), Be Creative Tape
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Glue Dots, Mini (3/16″)
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Embossing Gun (Wagner), Hero Arts
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Ripe Avocado 3/8″ Twill Tape Ribbon…
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You may want to share this wine glass light with your crafty friends.

24 thoughts on “Make an Easy Wine Glass Light Using Your Stamps!”

    • Susan, I’m so sorry that this was published without being completed. I accidentally published instead of saving my work. I added the information and a template for the shade. I hope you enjoy trying making one of your own.

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  1. Dear Kitty, I love so many of your ideas. But I really do love ideas to make that are other than cards. So yes, please may we have more ideas like this.
    Thank you so much for all your hard work and all the best for 2020.

    Kind regards.

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    • Joan, I’m so sorry that this was published without being completed. I accidentally published instead of saving my work. I added the information and a template for the shade. I hope you enjoy trying making one of your own.

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    • Charlotte, I’m so sorry that this was published without being completed. I accidentally published instead of saving my work. I added the information and a template for the shade. I hope you enjoy trying making one of your own.

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    • Colleen, I’m so sorry that this was published without being completed. I accidentally published instead of saving my work. I added the information and a template for the shade. I hope you enjoy trying making one of your own.

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  2. WOW!!! Kittie this IS BEAUTIFUL!!! LOVE the snow on the parchment, well REALLY, the WHOLE scene! LOL It’s BEAUTIFUL LIT UP, & NOT LIT UP! This Tea Light will look WONDERFUL in someone’s home! A SUPER IDEA!!!!!!!!! AND A SUPER QUICK GIFT IDEA!!!! ;)<3

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    • Becky, I’m so sorry that this was published without being completed. I accidentally published instead of saving my work. I added the information and a template for the shade. I hope you enjoy trying making one of your own.

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  3. Love this idea, Kitty. Thanks so much for the inspiration. I, however, cannot get the link to work and I have searched Splitcoaststampers for Vellum Votive Shade Template, Votive, Shade Template, and several other possibilities and cannot find anything like this. Could you possibly check your link or give me some other hint as to how I can find this? Thanks ever so much; I am always inspired by you. ~~ Betty O

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  4. Oh my goodness, Kittie, what a beautiful gift this will be! Love this idea! Will be using ‘‘this as hostess gifts! Thanks for always sharing your talent! Hugs!

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  5. Hi, would love to make some of these as gifts, but I can’t seem to find any instructions. I have looked several times, is it me and I’m missing the link?

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  6. Thank you, Kittie, for sharing this! It’s divine! Such a great idea and so beautifully made. That stamp could not be more perfect and your lush bow is the perfect finishing touch

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