Looking for a fun and eco-friendly craft to celebrate Independence Day? These DIY Soda Bottle 4th of July Crowns are the perfect project for both kids and adults! Not only do they offer a creative way to repurpose plastic bottles, but they also add a festive touch to your holiday celebrations. With a few simple supplies and a bit of creativity, you can transform ordinary soda bottles into dazzling, patriotic crowns that are sure to be a hit at any 4th of July gathering. Let’s dive into this fun and sustainable craft that showcases your patriotic spirit while promoting recycling!
Are you looking for a cute craft for your son or daughter to wear in a 4th of July parade or maybe just to wear around for fun? Here is how I made my daughter’s 4th of July Crowns out of empty 2 liter soda bottles.
DIY Soda Bottle 4th of July Crowns
Here’s What You Need:
- 2 Liter Soda Pop Bottle
- Scissors
- Marker
- Spray Paint
- Various Trims
- Rhinestones
- Hot Glue Gun
Step 1: Rinse the 2 Liter soda bottle out.
Step 2: Cut the top & bottom off of the bottle with scissors. Using a permanent marker, draw the design for the top of the crown onto the bottle.
Step 3: Cut the design out of the plastic bottle.
Step 4: Spray paint the plastic crown your color of choice.
Step 5: Using a hot glue gun, add various trims, rhinestones, wire, etc. Have fun with this.
You’re Done -DIY Soda Bottle !
Fun & Festive For The 4th!
My daughter’s can’t wait to wear them in the parade!
Well, I hope you’ve been inspired to make your own DIY Soda Bottle 4th of July Crowns, or to help your kids make one.
We hope you enjoyed making these DIY Soda Bottle 4th of July Crowns as much as we did! They’re a fantastic way to celebrate Independence Day with a personal, eco-friendly twist. Whether you’re donning them for a backyard BBQ, a parade, or simply for some festive fun, these crowns are sure to impress. We’d love to see your creations and hear about your crafting experience. Let us know in the comments below how your crowns turned out and any tips or variations you discovered along the way. Happy crafting and have a wonderful 4th of July!
