Do you have old but unique liquor bottles gathering dust? Here's how you can turn them into charming outdoor decor pieces.

Blown, perhaps in two pieces. Comment: This form generally has an unworked rim, but some examples (von Saldern 1980, no. 156 and Whitehouse 1997, no. 311) do have small lips. Other bottles with ...

Using a funnel, pour the Suze, Lillet, and gin into a 187-ml. bottle. Top with the club soda, add the twist, and cap the bottle. Illustration by Emily Isabella. Pomegranate Fizz Homemade grenadine: ...

I wish that dispenser had a funnel built-in like the new Unieco concept over at Yanko Design. This pump bottle would be easy enough to make and I can certainly see this concept making the jump to ...

It came from his little metal funnel. Each time Hoff poured liquid through his funnel to fill a bottle, it made this pleasant rising arpeggio of bubbles. When the pitch reached its height, the bottle ...

Once cooled, strain the oil and use your funnel to transfer it to your bottles, then refrigerate them. Tell the recipients to keep them in the fridge, and use them within 10 days.

Cut the top of the bottle below the neck, invert into the body as a funnel (with no cap), and attach it with tape or glue. Poke small holes at in the top sides so it can be hung up on a tree branch.

Measure and add the baking soda to a spray bottle using a funnel as needed. Baking soda is a natural cleaner that's abrasive without scratching surfaces, making it a smart addition to this spray.

From the Catalogue of Ancient Glass in the University of Colorado Museum Gift of H. Medill Sarkisian and Justine Sarkisian Rodriguez (1979) Transferred to CU Art Museum (2008) Height: 7.6 cm Diameter ...