Bring a breath of fresh air to your table decoration by adding these greatMake your own glass markers. Any drink can be used with the glass markersat a partyclearly marked with the name of the user. Nice and practical idea, isn't it? Check out the easy instructions and ideas and try it yourself!
Make your own glass markers – pendants with guest names
These sunny yellow glass markers would really complete your table decoration for a summer party. Quickly cut out a few flowers from the paper or use something as a template. Then label the flowers with the guests’ names. Add a little accent like this daisy. The glass marker can be attached to the wine glass using aluminum wire.
Make your own glass markers with blackboard paint
Chalkboard paint can be used in many different ways. Paint a few mini clothespins or paint the base with chalkboard paint.
Idea for autumn table decoration
Autumn fascinates us with the bright colors that nature presents to us. Include these in your table decorations.
For these autumnal glass markers you need artificial or real maple leaves, aluminum wire, jewelry pliers, black paper, white pencil, circle template, scissors, hole punch and a kebab skewer. First, make the labels for the guests' names. Cut a circle out of the black paper and use the hole punch to make a hole. Write the guest's names on the label with the white pencil.
Use the pliers to bend the aluminum wire and make a small spiral. Leave a few inches of straight wire after the spiral. Make a small hole in the leaf - near the stem using a toothpick or a skewer. Thread the wire through the label and sheet and attach the jar marker to the jar.
* A project bycatchmyparty.com
Glass markers as a gift idea for Christmas
1. Form the brown modeling clay into a ball, place it between two sheets of baking paper and smooth it out with a rolling pin.
2. Press the cookie cutter into the modeling clay.
3. Remove the excess polymer clay.
4. Roll the white and red modeling clay into very thin rolls and form tiny balls. Wash your hands before handling the white modeling clay because the colors can mix.
5. Place white rolls on the edge of each of the shapes. Use the red reels and balls as additional decoration. If you used the same cutter for two glass markers, make sure the decoration is different.
6. Use the toothpick to make a hole for the aluminum wire.
7. Place baking paper with the glass markers on a baking tray and bake according to the instructions on the polymer clay packaging.
8. After the “cookies” have cooled, insert the wire through the hole. And done!
* A project byohsobeautifulpaper.com
Washi tape glass markers
Cut glass markers out of paper
* Ideas fromRebChic
Use Scrabble letters as glass markers
