Want an awesome backyard, but you don’t have the money? Check out this Beer Bottle Tiki Torches to make any backyard bug free! Which is always a win-win in my book. Even if you don’t drink and have beer bottles, any glass bottle will work.
WHAT YOU NEED – beer bottle tiki torches:
1. Fill the bottle with rocks, this part is optional if you don’t have any rocks on hand. We had some on hand, that were in the driveway.
2. Using a funnel, fill the bottle with Tiki Torch Oil. We filled it up about half way up the neck of the bottle. Before you add the torch oil, be sure you measure the wick in the bottle.
3. Fit your wick into the center of the 3/8 washer, so about 1/4″ is sticking out of the top.
4. Place the long side of the wick into the bottle, the weight of the wick & washer will hold it into place on the top of the bottle.
And that my friends is how you make a tiki torch out of beer bottles. Now you can totally do this with wine bottles or liquor bottles. You will thank me later for this DIY tutorial!
These are really cool for the warmer weather and these are fun to make. I have never made a Tiki torches! What a fun thing to make. Thanks for the idea!
What a awesome idea
This would be perfect for the summer time, I all about upcycling
This would be perfect for backyard party!
What a great idea, I would have never thought of that.
What a great idea for summertime parties!
These are awesome definitely gonna use these at our next get together!
simple and amazing for gatherings! love it!
Aren’t you resourceful. This is so neat and this is the time of year that we would get a lot of use out of these.
What a cute idea! We have curbside recycling but they do not pick up glass, so we collect it to drop off on our own. At least this is something cute we can do with some of our excess bottles.
I think it would look neat with Chianti bottles too! Fun idea! =)
What a great way to use empty glass bottles. These would be great for summer night outdoor fun!
Beer bottle tiki torches! Awesome! Thank you for sharing.
I don’t drink beer, but this is a great idea! It would probably work with glass pop bottles as well!
I like the upcycle concept and do as much of it as I can 🙂 Thanks for this!
This is neat. I will have to try it soon!
This is a good idea, I need to try it with some wine bottles!!
What a great idea for reusing old bottles
That is a great idea! I love the look of these!
I should make some of these out of Jägermeister bottles lol
these are actually super cool!! could get some really nice bottles even