Just in case you missed it, I shared this awesome recipe for Blackberry Jalapeño Margaritas earlier this week. (Go check them out, if you haven’t yet. They are seriously so yummy!)
Today, I’m sharing the EASIEST (no, really, the easiest) way to jazz up your glasses to serve these bad boys in.
You only need 3 things to make these DIY cactus glasses and you can do it all for about $4! Crazy, right?!
Here’s what you’ll need to make yours:
- Glasses – I got mine from the dollar store. Yep, a freakin’ dollar guys!
- Gold Sharpie
- Printed image that fits your glass (I used a cactus)
They are SUPER simple to make. Like, beyond easy. I promise.
First, print out the image that you want to transfer onto your glass.
Cut it out and tape it onto the inside of your glass, with the image showing through.
Trace the image using your gold sharpie.
Remove the paper from your glass and place your glasses on a cookie sheet.
Preheat your oven to 220 degrees.
Bake your glasses for 30 minutes.
Take them out and let them cool completely before using.
Was that easy, or what?! Told ya.
You could use any traceable image and any type of glass that you have on hand too. The possibilities are endless!
After using them, keep in mind that they are hand wash only. Bummer, I know. I am guilty of only buying items that have “dishwasher safe” printed on the packaging. But they are so fast and cheap to create that it’s worth the hand washing hassle.
They would make a great gift too! Pair the DIY cactus glasses with a cocktail mixer, some salt, a few limes, and you’ll have the perfect happy hour gift basket ready to go!
Laurel (@abubblylife) says
These are so cute!
Ashley says
Thanks so much Laurel!
These glasses are ADORABLE! What an easy and festive way to jazz up some glasses! Already planning a stop at the Dollar Store to stock up on glasses 🙂
Thanks Kendra! Let me know how they turn out! 🙂
Such a great idea! I love these glasses, they would be perfect for summer entertaining. I’ve included your post in my DIY Cactus Project roundup today 🙂
Thanks so much for including my project Emily! I’ll check it out!!