Loaded the topic of plastic bottles and received many links in the comments, a very interesting site - http://www.podelkin-dom.ru/
There I liked the mint vase - http: //www.podelkin-dom.ru/index.php/mk-butilki/78-vazaisbut ...
True, I could not repeat anything other than the ideas ...
And so, they recommend using a bottle with a flat bottom and smooth walls, they had almost like a chemical flask, I don't know from what the bottle was caught, I took the usual bottle of vegetable oil, the most difficult moment was laundered it))) -
hollow hot water into a bottle, they recommend cool boiling water there, but something was afraid that everything melts, so I used hot water when the plastic softened, starting a bottle to mive and put pressure ... on that site it is recommended to tightly press the bottle to the bottom "Not led", I did it in the sink, because When compressed, water splashes, the sink has a non-smooth surface, the bottom of the bottle is also not flat, so it has led everything ... and the bottom and the neck. I had to glue the bottle into the lid from under the coffee, the neck was cut. It turned out such a "horror") -
The upper and lower parts of the bottle dragged, for the drapery took a natural fabric, a little more dense gauze, PVA glue disintegrated with water, shaped the fabric and pasted on a bottle, giving fabrics folds. Marshoes once again covered PVA glue, it turned out even more terrible ))) -
The middle part of the bottle was covered with rice paper (thin translucent colored paper), and on the site the bottle is just painting and covered with varnish.
When my drapery dried, painted it into blue and purple colors, the photo does not pass, but the folds seems to be overflowed, further a little gold paint and sequin, in the middle pasted the ribbon, first painted it with blue and purple flowers, then gold paint on dry, Gold paint covered only a convex part of the ribbon ornament.
This is such an interesting vase turned out ... If you cover a varnish, you can use as a conventional vase.
