Christmas wine glasses

Now I took the "way" with the Christmas gift ideas also because let's face it, I need some ideas for my tutorials and to have some packs ready without waiting for the last moment!

So today I will explain how to make these Christmas wine glasses perfect to give as a decoration for the table or more generally to be placed on the fireplace or on a cabinet.

Found on www.popsugar.co.uk

Found on www.popsugar.co.uk

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What you need to have:

• Plastic wine glasses (or glass if you prefer)
• White cardboard
• Pen
• Scissors
• Hot glue
• Snowy trees, decorations and characters of your choice (I chose those of Nightmare before Christmas)
• Sugar or fake snow
• White or silver ribbon
• Candles of the right width for the goblet pedestal

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METHOD:

1. Place the card on the work surface and place the inverted wine glasses on top of it (see photo).
2. With the pen draw the outline of the cup (s) to get the basis of your gift. Subsequently cut out the circles obtained. I advise you to cut at least 3mm from the drawn circle, in order to have a larger base of the circumference of the glass.
3. With hot glue, glue a tree and a character of your choice on each circle. Allow to dry for good.
4. Now hold the glasses upside down in the right direction and pour in two fingers of sugar or fake snow.
5. Then always with hot glue, go to glue the base with the characters by sealing the glass at the opening. The base should be slightly larger than the opening of the glass so that the fake snow can not escape once the glass has been turned upside down.
6. Once the hot glue has dried thoroughly, turn the cup (s) upside down and make sure that the fake snow does not come out.
7. To cover the excess piece of cardboard at the base you can use the tape by always gluing it with hot glue.
8. To finish, with the hot glue stick the candle you have chosen, on the "pedestal" of the glass.

Original and perfect to recreate a Christmas and winter atmosphere at home!
I hope you enjoyed this gift idea, let me know if you tried to make it too!