DIY Snowy Wine Decorations and NewAir Wine Fridge Giveaway

*This post has been sponsored by NewAir. However, all opinions expressed are entirely my own.

I am holiday obsessed! No matter which one it is, I try to decorate every part of my living space. My situation for decorating this holiday season is a bit challenging, because we just moved into a new house. I love that I have a new place to decorate and put up Christmas lights, but we don’t have our new furniture yet! Well, we have some furniture, but we have gotten rid of so many things. My husband and I are going to officially be adults and buy some coordinating furniture for our new place. With a 3-year-old son, a little baby on the way, and having been together for over 7 years, I think it’s about time.

Since I don’t have a lot of furniture to put decorations on this year, I am getting creative as to where I put up my décor. My husband and I are wine-obsessed, so I figured I would use our new wine fridge as a space for decorations as well. We recently received this beautiful new wine fridge by NewAir to further our wine storage. Being pregnant, I have been loading it up with sparkling cider, but that hasn’t slowed down my husband’s wine obsession of buying hard to find wines that need long storage. The NewAir fridge is very sleek and slim. It is only 15 inches in width, so it is great for small spaces, and it holds 29 bottles….which we have filled up already! My husband and I like the fact that there are dual temperature zones, because I like to have my white wine colder than my red wine, I mean, don’t you?

Since my husband is a much bigger wine nerd than I am (you can follow him on Instagram @the_art_of_drinking), he likes the fact that the NewAir wine fridge also protects the wine from UV light with double-paned glass and a locking door. As most people know UV light, along with high temperatures can ruin wine. This fridge makes it easy to store both ready to drink and long-term storage wines, which is very important for those of us that care about and drink wine regularly.

Our brand new fridge was in need of some holiday love! Since I miss the snow this time of year, I thought that I would turn it into a really pretty “snowy” area that would make me think of the snowy white Christmases I grew up with in Michigan.

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Supplies for Snowy Wine Bottles and Snowy/Glittered Wine Glasses :

Wine bottles

Wine Glasses

White paint

White spray paint

White glitter; look for glitter that is large if possible

Epson salt

Glue or Mod Podge; any craft glue should work

Paint brush

Directions for Wine Glasses:

*Use the white paint to draw imperfect white lines on the bottom of the glass and at the foot of the glass

*Allow to dry

*Use a paint brush to paint on thick amounts of glue on the glass, on the paint and even on spaces the paint didn't cover, this creates different textures

*Sprinkle on the glitter and shake off and excess

*Allow to dry completely

*Add another layer of glue to hold the glitter in place, and allow to dry again

*Use a paint brush to dab on some more white paint, this allows for more texture, which makes it look like snow

*Allow to dry completely

Directions for the Snowy Wine Bottles:

*Spray paint the wine bottles with the white spray paint and allow to dry; do an extra coat if needed

* Cover the lower half with a thick layer of glue

*Sprinkle the epson salt over the glue and shake off any excess; allow to dry completely

*Use a paint brush to dab on some white paint randomly around the bottle to create texture

*Allow to dry completely