In case your looking for some festive ideas to help ring in the new year I teamed up with some of my friends to bring you a whole slew of options!
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If you are looking for a fun hostess gift that won’t break the bank, or your hosting yourself and want a little touch of whimsy, I have the project for you!
Gold dipped party glasses!
I bought these glasses at the dollar store, for $1/each. They reminded me of stem less wine glasses. 
Next I picked up some glass paint(affiliate link). Make sure it says dishwasher safe. 
I simply hand painted a rugged, color block to add a little life to these dollar store gems.
It took two coats of paint. You have to finish them off in the oven. You can let the paint cure for 21 days or put them in a cool oven, turn it to 350º and bake for 30 minutes. 
In no time flat you have a great gift or party favor at your fingertips! 
Now check out these fab ideas for New Year’s Eve!
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LOVE these!!
They are so easy and you can get the paint in a bunch of different colors
Kim – these a beautiful! They are perfect for my NYE cocktail, but would also make a great gift.
Happy holidays! xo
They would be GREAT for your drink! They could be used a ton of ways
I have been so busy getting everything ready just dropped in to say i hope you have a Merry Christmas.
So glad you did, we have been gone most of the holiday! I hope your Christmas was wonderful, Happy New Year to you!
These are so easy and so cute!!!! I am seriously going to make two sets today because I still have 2 people I don’t have gifts for, one being my mom. I’m off to the dollar store as soon as it opens!
lol – they are SO easy!!! I need to make more too!
These are gorgeous! I could see them being perfect for any occasion!
Thanks! I think you could use them for a wide variety of events!