Fused wine bottles or any other type of glass bottle is a great way to recycle and it adds a nice touch to your home décor. If you fuse the bottle flat and add a hanger in the top of the bottle, then you can hang it on the wall. You can also put it on your stove to use as a spoon rest or just for decoration. The flat bottle can also be used to serve cheese rolls or butter. Just use your imagination for other uses for the flat bottle.
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