Get into the holiday spirit with these boozy DIY ornaments!
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Are you getting ready to host some awesome holiday gatherings this season? If so, we've got just the thing to help you make your gatherings extra special. This DIY project will help you spruce up your home and serve drinks in a way that will impress your guests and earn you some well-deserved praise. Let's make this holiday season one to remember!
We are all familiar with traditional Christmas tree ornaments – they're represented by all sorts of shapes, sizes, and colours, and they're typically made with glass and decorated with varying styles of fabric or beads.
But why not try adding something a little different to your tree this year?
In one recent TikTok video, food and cooking book author Nicole Modic, also known online as the 'Kale Junkie’, revealed an imaginative take on serving drinks.
Nicole suggests that instead of using posh wine glasses when entertaining guests this holiday season, why not use refillable baubles instead?
You read that right, folks! These Christmas ornaments are not only decorations but they can also be repurposed to step up your hosting game.
Your guests will surely get a kick out of seeing festive baubles in your table setting.
The post captured the attention of thousands of users, with many praising Nicole for her inventive tip.
One person wrote: 'Cutest idea!'
Others joked about how they would have to prepare many of these 'wine baubles' because their guests will surely love them.
One comment read: 'Cute, but I would have to keep restocking that tree knowing my friends and family.'
'Brilliant! My tree will be empty by the end of the night,' another chuckled.
Meanwhile, one user said that she might use the baubles for different kinds of wine, olive oils, vinegar that she can give away as gifts to her friends.
If you're looking to try this project, Kmart sells these refillable baubles for $6 for a pack of ten. Other retailers that sell refillable baubles are Spotlight and Crafting Blanks.
There you have it, folks! We hope this tip has provided some inspiration for your upcoming holiday celebrations.
Are there any more DIY tips you can think of when it comes to serving drinks? Share them with us in the comments so other members can use them as well!
We are all familiar with traditional Christmas tree ornaments – they're represented by all sorts of shapes, sizes, and colours, and they're typically made with glass and decorated with varying styles of fabric or beads.
But why not try adding something a little different to your tree this year?
In one recent TikTok video, food and cooking book author Nicole Modic, also known online as the 'Kale Junkie’, revealed an imaginative take on serving drinks.
Nicole suggests that instead of using posh wine glasses when entertaining guests this holiday season, why not use refillable baubles instead?
You read that right, folks! These Christmas ornaments are not only decorations but they can also be repurposed to step up your hosting game.
Your guests will surely get a kick out of seeing festive baubles in your table setting.
The post captured the attention of thousands of users, with many praising Nicole for her inventive tip.
The creative tip allows you to spruce up your home and creatively serve drinks at the same time. Credit: TikTok/@kalejunkie.
One person wrote: 'Cutest idea!'
Others joked about how they would have to prepare many of these 'wine baubles' because their guests will surely love them.
One comment read: 'Cute, but I would have to keep restocking that tree knowing my friends and family.'
'Brilliant! My tree will be empty by the end of the night,' another chuckled.
Meanwhile, one user said that she might use the baubles for different kinds of wine, olive oils, vinegar that she can give away as gifts to her friends.
If you're looking to try this project, Kmart sells these refillable baubles for $6 for a pack of ten. Other retailers that sell refillable baubles are Spotlight and Crafting Blanks.
There you have it, folks! We hope this tip has provided some inspiration for your upcoming holiday celebrations.
Are there any more DIY tips you can think of when it comes to serving drinks? Share them with us in the comments so other members can use them as well!
