Holiday Wine & Cider Bottle Painting Workshop

Holiday Wine & Cider Bottle Painting Workshop

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Date
Sat, Dec 12
2:00 PM to 4:00 PM

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Give a bottle of holiday cheer a handmade makeover! Book your Spot Join us for a festive, creative afternoon of painting and holiday fun as we transform ordinary bottles into beautiful, one-of-a-kind gifts and holiday décor. We’ll provide sparkling cider bottles for you to paint, with simple holiday designs and plenty of inspiration to help you create your own festive look. Choose your favorite colors, add your own personality, and turn your bottle into something truly special. Want to paint a bottle of wine instead? You’re welcome to bring your own wine bottle and create a personalized gift for a friend, hostess, neighbor, teacher, or yourself! No artistic experience is necessary. We’ll provide the paint, supplies and guidance you need to create a bottle you’re proud to give or display. What You’ll Create A beautifully hand-painted sparkling cider bottle or your own wine bottle Your choice of festive holiday designs A unique handmade gift or holiday decoration A little creative time to relax and get into the holiday spirit! Sparkling cider bottle and all painting supplies are provided. If bringing your own wine bottle, please bring it clean. Come paint, sip in the holiday spirit, and create something merry!

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