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December 17, 2015 By Kristine

DIY Chalkboard Wine Glasses

Filed Under: Crafts & DIY | Updated: August 12, 2018 | 5 Comments

DIY tutorial to make your own chalkboard wine glasses! Add a personal touch and never lose your glass at a party again!Yesterday I finished my last day of work for 10 days, yes TEN days! I’m so excited to have some down time! My shopping and wrapping are done and it’s time to just enjoy the season with my bunch…and do some projects like these personalized chalkboard wine glasses, which are perfecto for Christmas parties or New Year’s Eve!

This is a little DIY I originally shared last year, but since I’m about to make a few more of these for this year, I thought you might need it again too!

These wine glasses are probably one of my favorite little projects ever because you know me, I love to chalkboard paint anything/everything and i adore anything personalized. And they’re so easy to make!

Here’s how I did it:

I used wine glasses from Dollar Tree (as many as you feel like painting), Frog Tape (though blue painters tape or masking tape will do the trick too), and Rust-Oleum Chalkboard spray paint, which is my favorite!

DIY tutorial to make your own chalkboard wine glasses! Add a personal touch and never lose your glass at a party again!Step 1: Clean dust off the glasses and dry thoroughly. Then, wrap tape around the stem of the glasses, exposing just the base of the glass. I found it was easiest to go part-way up the stem where it was even all the way around.

DIY tutorial to make your own chalkboard wine glasses! Add a personal touch and never lose your glass at a party again!Step 2: Take the taped glasses outside (or in a well ventilated garage) and place several inches apart on a drop-cloth. Gently spray a thin coat of paint on the bases of the glasses (following the directions on the can). Let the glasses dry for at least 1 hour. When the bases are no longer shiny (and have the matte finish of a chalkboard), gently apply a second coat of spray paint. Make sure to cover all the glass. Let dry overnight.

DIY tutorial to make your own chalkboard wine glasses! Add a personal touch and never lose your glass at a party again!Once the glasses are completely dry, remove the tape, and they’re ready to use. Now, all you need is some chalk and a few guests!

DIY tutorial to make your own chalkboard wine glasses! Add a personal touch and never lose your glass at a party again!*Note: These glasses are not dishwasher safe, but I have hand-washed mine several times with no problem.

DIY tutorial to make your own chalkboard wine glasses! Add a personal touch and never lose your glass at a party again!

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  1. Karen Hannah

    January 2, 2015 at 10:45 am

    What a wonderful idea! These would make a lovely housewarming gift if put in a pretty gift box as a set 🙂

    Pinning this – thank you!

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    • Kristine

      January 2, 2015 at 11:44 am

      Hi Karen! Thank you for visiting! I love the idea of putting these glasses in a gift box, they’d be adorable! Have a great weekend! 🙂

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      • Karen

        January 2, 2015 at 11:54 am

        You too Kristine! If I get around to doing this (probably in like six months) I’ll let you know how it goes 🙂

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        • Kristine

          January 2, 2015 at 12:09 pm

          Yay! Please do! You can also post a picture to my Facebook page; I love to see/share finished projects! 🙂

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