Decades ago, an American man of history with an "understated style", Ernest Hemingway said- "Wine is one of the most civilized things in the world and one of the most natural things of the world that has been brought to the greatest perfection, and it offers a greater range for enjoyment and appreciation than, possibly, any other purely sensory thing."

Well who could fault the man who was a connoisseur of the colorful adventures of Life in places far and wide!

It is Dangerous. It is Difficult. It is Dirty. Its D-I-Y!

This is not a subtitle of a Hollywood flick for sure. If you are in a eco-mood and want to take up a small recycling initiative, this is it.

DIY art is actually everyone's cup of tea. If you are one of those who believes wasting things is a crime, you must read and try out these beautiful beer-n-wine bottle make-pieces for your drawing rooms, kitchens and that backyard barbecue party. And for this, you don't have to compromise on your drinking fetish, one bit!

As mentioned before, it may look beautiful and really easy from outside but being careful while working with glass is very important. One misstep and its 'red wine from your blood vessels' oozing to the floor.

Amelia Harnas has always been an artist and her website claims that she was born with a blue and white sticker on her forehead proclaiming: Future Artist. Well, it is not so hard to believe as she has created something very unusual but very creative!

At your left, you will see a beautiful shaded embroidered portrait of a lady. This meticulous shading is a result of wax resist and repeated wine stains on white cotton or paper canvases. I absolutely salute her ability to have control over the amount of wine to be poured. Not only that, then she embroiders a particular area of the portrait to make it look more effective.

Have a look at some of the best creations of this series and also, get to know..how does she do it: