DIY Gold Wine Glasses – The Perfect Hostess Gift

These DIY Gold Wine Glasses are a simple and easy craft. They make a great host or hostess gift and are perfect for sipping wine during the Christmas holidays and new years. | thebewitchinkitchen.com

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: I’m not crafty. When I do a craft, I like it to be something that’s quick and easy. These DIY Gold Wine Glasses are just that. They’re chic and they also make a great host or hostess gift for the holidays.

These DIY Gold Wine Glasses are a simple and easy craft. They make a great host or hostess gift and are perfect for sipping wine during the Christmas holidays and new years. | thebewitchinkitchen.com

As I said, they are super easy to make.

DIY Gold Wine Glasses

Supplies needed:

The how to:

It’s so simple! Draw the design you want with your oil based Sharpie and let dry. Place your glass in your oven and turn the oven on to 350F. Set a timer for 30 minutes. Once the timer goes off, turn off the oven but keep the glass in there.

Remove when completely cool.

That’s it!

Tip: keep the glass still while the paint dries otherwise it will travel and bleed (you can kind of see it in my photo below on the “b” in “celebrate”. 

These DIY Gold Wine Glasses are a simple and easy craft. They make a great host or hostess gift and are perfect for sipping wine during the Christmas holidays and new years. | thebewitchinkitchen.com

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These DIY Gold Wine Glasses are such a simple and easy craft. As I said before, they make a great host or hostess gift. In addition to that, let’s not forget that they are perfect for sipping wine during the Christmas holidays and new years.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays friends!

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These DIY Gold Wine Glasses are a simple and easy craft. They make a great host or hostess gift and are perfect for sipping wine during the Christmas holidays and new years. | thebewitchinkitchen.com

9 comments on “DIY Gold Wine Glasses – The Perfect Hostess Gift”

  1. Do you think you could put them in the dishwasher?

    • I haven’t been able to test them in the dishwasher yet (my rental doesn’t have one – which is torture). I was them gently with a scotch pad thing and they’re still okay.

  2. This is an awesome gift idea! Pinned and tweeted. Thanks for sharing at Merry Monday, hope to see you again next week!

  3. Hi – This is a great idea!  Having a 100th bday party and was looking for stemless wine glasses that say “Cheers” to give as favors … but found the prices to be expensive.  So this DIY project helps.  Question – hand washing won’t affect the decoration correct?  Would like the guests to be able to use these over and over without worrying that the words washing away.  Thanks. Kris

    • I tossed them in the dishwasher, and over time they do start to chip off and fade. It’s been over a year since I made them and most of the glasses are almost gone. But it’s a fun DIY on the cheap side for one night 🙂

    • They may last longer if carefully hand washed, I’m too lazy haha. Everything goes in the dishwasher.

  4. Hi Randa – The DIY gold wine glasses are a great idea!  Thinking about making these to give as favors for a 100th bday party.   Just curious how the decorations hold up with hand washing ?  I’m hoping the guests will be able to use the over and over without the paint chipping.  Also did you try them in the dishwasher?  Thanks for the idea and the info.  Kris

  5. Hi Randa – sorry for the duplicate question … the first time I sent it, I rec’d a note that my comment wasnt going to post.  Thanks again for the info.  Kris

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