Sponsored images from 
View allAll Photos Tagged bottlecaps
This one, made for a private swap, uses a wider bottlecap (from a small smoothie bottle.). The cherry was made in the same way as the top of the pincushion. I dropped the tube of seed beads while adding the sprinkles - messy!
Aug. 29, 2015: Bottlecap Gazebo by Max Foynton, Andrew Grinberg and the Bottlecap Crew in Fernley, Nevada.
making bottlecap magnets like crazy! I've made close to 100 in the past 2 weeks! a bulk of them is for the Eurofied Sampler Box (more about that later) and the rest for my Etsy (see profile for link). Will be uploading them this week, so be on the look out!
I'd say a rusty, crusty, squished flat bottlecap is just about the most perfect background for these oil pastels.
MM
Basket that holds menus at one of my favorite breakfast haunts. After eating breakfast with one of my most beloved humans, I took this on the way out the door.
To management: You can donate/toss out the uneaten pancakes we left behind.
Enjoy!
Pincushions made using a Gatorade bottlecap, recycled wool sweater that was felted, wool and acrylic felt and some embroidery floss.
Tutorial found here:
I ♥ katamari! My kids and I would play this game for hours. This little katamari pincushion is made from acrylic felt, a recycled bottlecap, new (but rescued-from-the-thrift-store) embroidery thread, and lots of polyfil.
For more info, please drop by my profile! :)
When wandering around in Doel I came across a few panels of this bottlecap mosaics. I guess that when you'r one of the few last inhabitants of a ghost town you'll have to find more creative ways to keep yourself occupied.
Not sure which beer this was from, but a close up of the bottlecap. Taken with Tamron 70-300 lens, with Raynox DCR-250 macro 'filter'
As a little personal challenge, I've decided that my "Wordless Wednesday" photos on my blog will have words in them.
Sidewalk Shoes | Pamela Greer 365 | Pamela Greer Photography
I took this picture the other day while shooting all my caps individually. I thought all the color and type of the caps looked kinda cool scattered out on my desk.
This photo is now Available for licensing on Getty Images
After staring at this photo of the hood of an art car at the Fremont Fair, I immediately started looking for beers that I've had. I started keeping rough tallies in my head, and then thought Flickr notes would annotate this perfectly. I've noted any beer that I know I've tried, trying to avoid duplicates. Until I got bored, of course. I'm sure there are more.
DC, Washington DC. Smithsonian American Art Museum.
"Bottlecap Giraffe" by an unidentified artist, from about 1966. Loved it! Makes me want to save my bottle caps and get creative!
My first image with the D70s... just a little cropping, no contrast or saturation or any other adjustments.
Yeah... I think I'm gonna like this rig!
"What if you slept?
And what if,
In your sleep
You dreamed?
And what if,
In your dream,
You went to Heaven
And there plucked
A strange and
Beautiful flower?
And what if,
When you awoke,
You had the flower
In your hand?
Ah, what then?"
Save all your bottlecaps of course! Then use stainless steel nails with a bit of a flat head to hold the bottlecaps on. Its ok to squish the caps a bit. And think color and pattern! This is just a piece of exterior grade plywood with door hardware added. Anyone know how to find recycled nails?
Aug. 29, 2015: Bottlecap Gazebo by Max Foynton, Andrew Grinberg and the Bottlecap Crew in Fernley, Nevada.
The pencil is silver, it was assayed in London in 1964.
The Flickr Lounge group has picked: "Still life" for the Week 45 weekend theme.