I'll wear my necklace if you'll top my pop.
In a fine example of upcycling, a nearby charter school made bottle cap necklaces to sell as a fundraiser. I bought a daisy, of course. It's just my style in so many ways.
This is the back. We've asked around and Hubs even did a cursory Internet search, and we have no idea what kind of bottle this cap adorned.
A cone-head style guy saying, "Pop My Top." Well, readers, ideas? Is this a regional item? A soda/pop bottle, or something else? I'm listening -- chime in!
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This is the back. We've asked around and Hubs even did a cursory Internet search, and we have no idea what kind of bottle this cap adorned.
A cone-head style guy saying, "Pop My Top." Well, readers, ideas? Is this a regional item? A soda/pop bottle, or something else? I'm listening -- chime in!Labels: it's not easy being green, Random Thoughts, teachers live at school, Wordless Wednesday
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posted @6:38 AM
5 Comments:
I don't know what/where it's from, but what a way cool idea! I love it, if you see them for sale again, or have a card let me know!
Bottle tops are just FUN. We bought a case of Ting to help celebrate Easter weekend and spring break. I must find something clever to do with all the bottle tops!
No idea where the cap came from, but I love the necklace! I've seen something similar around here using Scrabble tiles. The vendor packed up her stuff before I could get one though. :( Be sure to let us know if you ever find out the origin of that cap.
Looks like the original design might have been scrubbed off?
This is a cap from the Point Brewery located in Stevens Point, WI. They make all kinds of specialty beers but also root beer.
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