bottle cap

How to Flick a Bottle Cap

Beers in a can are OK to drink in a pinch, but nothing sounds as good as the "psst" of a cap coming off of a beer and the clink of a few bottles toasting a grand achievement. The achievement toasted could be as simple as a good joke or just the fact that good friends are spending time with one another.

How to Make a Bottle Cap Shooter

The bottle cap shooter is a "drop and shoot" drink. A shot glass filled with sugar-rich liqueurs is dropped into a larger glass with a carbonated drink. The sudden influx of sugar excites the soda, making it foam up and shoot up the glass.

Who Invented Bottle Caps?

Inventor William Painter first designed the bottle cap in Baltimore during the late 1800s as a way to prevent leaks. Originally called the "crown cork" cap, the bottle cap was also known as the "crown cap" or "crown.

Crafts to Make With Beer Bottle Caps

All over the world people enjoy a cold beer now and then throw away the bottle caps, assuming they are just trash. At first glance, they may seem to be, but a closer look and some imagination reveals a terrific source for beer bottle cap crafts.

How to Make a Table Top Out of Bottle Caps

If you collect bottle caps, you may simply have them squirreled away in cans or containers for lack of a way to display them, especially if you have hundreds of them. This fun project will not only provide you with a way to creatively display your collection, but will produce a functional work of art as well.

How to Make Bottle Cap Magnets

Recycle your old bottle caps to make adorable bottle cap magnets to hold your kid's special artwork and important papers. These magnets are made from metal bottle caps from soda and beer bottles. This craft is fun and easy to do with a class of elementary-age students, after-school programs or a scout group.