I’ve been wanting wine barrels for years, literally years! Realizing that wine barrels aren’t on a list of necessities, I could never find myself spending 100s of dollars for a set. I’ve searched craigslist, classifieds, online etc. and just couldn’t find a good local deal. Until one day I walked into my local big box store and saw the plastic barrel planters for $18. Yep, $18! As I stood there telling myself I just had to have one for a tree in the back yard, it hit me! I could make my own wine barrel for $36 each! That’s less than a real wooden half barrel at the hardware store! I can’t be the only person in the world with dreams of wine barrels in their party stash, so here I am sharing this discovery with a DIY Wine Barrels tutorial for Whip It Up Wednesday! 🙂
Let’s get started!
DIY Wine Barrels
Because this is just so stinking exciting, here’s a peek at the finished result. LOVE IT!!
For each barrel you will need:
- 2 half barrel plastic planters
- 1.5 x 1.5 wood
- Circular Saw
- Drill
- (6) 1.5-inch drywall screws
- Straight Edge
- Pencil or Pen
Start by measuring 4.5 inches on the wood and marking it with a straight edge.
Next, using a circular saw, cut along the line. You will need three pieces of cut wood for each barrel.
Next, pre-drill the wood and screw the wood into the inside of the barrel.
Repeat for a total of 3 wood supports.
Place the second barrel on top and line up the pre-drilled holes. Drive the screws, securing the two barrels together.
And that’s it! Instant Wine Barrels at the fraction of the cost and all the appeal! Doesn’t it look fab? The best part is that all I have to do is unscrew them for easy stackable storage! No bulky barrels for this party girl!
My perfect new barrels will make their debut in my upcoming Pirates of the Caribbean Dead Men Tell No Tales inspired party. So be sure to come back for the big reveal!
PIN IT FOR LATER!
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9 comments
I loved your wine barrels!!! Does Costco still have them?
Thank you! They should!
How fun! Pinning for later.
Thank you Maggie!
Great tutorial and great price for it. I’ve always wanted some wine barrels too but couldn’t get myself to shell out that money lol
Thank you Blanca! Yes, can’t beat the price for sure!
These are great! I love throwing wine tastings, and I’m pretty sure I have to make these now. Or make my husband make them, whichever one I think will happen first. 🙂
How did you make the aged wine dispenser?
You can find the tutorial at https://www.fun365.orientaltrading.com/project/diy-aged-barrel-drink-dispenser