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This photo shows where I made the modifications, shortening the length of the mold from 15.5 inches to a little over 13 inches. |
| I prefer the molds I made with the squared/flat end sections. It gives you more "wiggle room" for your wine bottle. |
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This view shows a mold with a curved/dished end. There isn't as much space to work with because of the curving in the end section. |
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Sagged Wine Bottle. These are wonderful and unique gifts. The bottles can be used for spoon rests, condiment holders, cracker tray, change holder... etc. |
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First set of photos below: One bottle is flattened, one is sagged. I used water soluble Raised Base for Gold and then fired: These are some of the cheese boards I made by flattening wine bottles. After firing, I sandblasted the designs, then added cork to the bottoms and tied a few strands of raffia to the "bottle neck" for a nice finish. |
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