I like your blue bottle tree parts, too! The color is so vibrant. Who “wouldn’t” feel a jolt of happiness upon seeing it. 🙂
It makes me think of the Chihuly exhibit that was at my city’s Art Museum a while back.
The larger bottles contained sweet white wine (usually a Spaetlase or Auslase) but the smaller bottles were empty beer bottles found alongside the road (possibly Budweiser special edition). I found an empty one on a walk, brought it home, washed it out and saved it. I think that was around the time my husband gave in and made me the bottle tree for Christmas. Click the link for the story.
Perhaps its the memories of drinking all the wine that once filled those bottles? *snicker* You may need a second tree after I visit you!!
I like your blue bottle tree parts, too! The color is so vibrant. Who “wouldn’t” feel a jolt of happiness upon seeing it. 🙂
It makes me think of the Chihuly exhibit that was at my city’s Art Museum a while back.
It’s got just the right color of blue to liven up the outside, especially in the winter. I can see why you would love it!
It’s beautiful! (Yeah, wondering about what was in the bottles!)
The larger bottles contained sweet white wine (usually a Spaetlase or Auslase) but the smaller bottles were empty beer bottles found alongside the road (possibly Budweiser special edition). I found an empty one on a walk, brought it home, washed it out and saved it. I think that was around the time my husband gave in and made me the bottle tree for Christmas. Click the link for the story.
Me, too. That bright blue is so pretty.
Karen, Ah! a Blue Nun tree. Thanks for sharing.n (formerly kcinnova)
A wonderful idea, and such a truly gorgeous colour! I can see why it makes your heart happy!
May its ‘leaves’ never fall off.
These bottled trees are a favorite of mine too, and of course this is my fave color of all!
That is such a beautiful blue!
I love the blue bottle tree! Maybe next year…