We made a FLOATING Bottle that pours forever! (Halloween Prop)

Jaimie and Jay make an endless pouring wine bottle that floats in the air! It pours delicious wine forever and is definitely magic.

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Halloween 2022 is almost here!! 🎃 We make lots of DIY Halloween Props and Halloween Decorations and our latest project is an endless pouring wine bottle that floats in the air! This indoor halloween decoration is easy to make and can be customized to fit your interior Halloween decoration setup. All you need is a wine bottle, a water pump, and some plastic hose!

This endless floating wine bottle effect is incredibly fun and easy to make for any Halloween theme.

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[WickedMakers]

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[blakegravitt]

This was an awesome build. LOVE the step by step tutorial and how many "Don't do this step" LOL. It is so much more fun to see the things that went wrong than an edited perfect version. Thanks for sharing

[hellotrucker]

That’s so cool. Would look great on the camping trick-or-treat table. Instead of stir sticks maybe a charcuterie board with witch’s fingers, Eye of newt and that kind of stuff. Great project as always.

[SteveRamsey]

Love this! So happy to see Halloween in July! 👻

[Joseph.A.Creations]

This was a great tutorial. I'm gonna add this to my yard haunt display but with a tea pot pouring into a cup and a couple ghost sitting on tombstones with a floating table between them.

[raymitchell]

Even when you know how the illusion is done, it still looks magical! You're inspiring me to get started on my Halloween props. Bwahahaha... cough... Ahem... I meant Thanks a bunch guys, catch ya on the next video.

[GenePolice]

I was planning a build almost exactly like this last year. But instead of a wine glass, I was going to do a cauldron with a potion bottle and one of those mister/atomizer things in it.
I unfortunately ran out of time before Halloween with all the other projects, but its definitely on the agenda this year.

Thank you for this video! You guys did an amazing (and hilarious) job!

[rchltrrs]

One of the things I love about your channel is that you don't shy away from showing mishaps and how you overcome them. It's helpful to see some of the troubleshooting when you're trying to diy stuff

[mikeregester]

If you heat the tube (like you did to bend the middle) at the end, it might actually stretch to form over the adapter you removed from the pump. Then no need for tape.

[archangelstudios]

Jay and Jamie make such great props, but their so simple! I love watching y’all!

[scubakathy]

Great job. A plastic wine goblet will definitely need to have a sturdy base. Nice wine dance!

[matthewgordon]

This is cool! I love how you showed the process with the things that worked and didn’t work! so excited to see what you have in store for this year of Halloween!

[AlexGarcia-lyfq]

Excellent build. I love the fact that you show the process (warts and all). Very well done.

[garybuzen]

I completed this with a few modifications. I used a spell book for the base and screwed the goblet to it. Also, if you break open a highlighter marker and soak the ink cartridge in water it glows amazingly and I used an orange one for the liquid wine.

[DadBodDrumming]

that came out nice. Can you show how you attached the bottle to the tube?

[haunt_happens]

The trial and error Really helps! Glad you left that in. Watching you both work thru challenges is inspiring! Great build!

[Videos-ioll]

Jamie and Jay great video. I liked that you showed all the different methods you tried to get the flow of wine correct. And that you didn't give up. Keep up the great work.

[witchychic]

I love this. You could attach the cup to a serving tray with other "spooky" things.

[julligiles]

I love ❤️ this prop! I'm so glad you guys really show mistakes & really explain, going thru the testing on camera! It's so helpful and greatly appreciated ☺️ can't wait to 👀 what else ya'll have for us this year!! Thank you Jay & Jaime

[RANDALLOLOGY]

I really like that. Simple, easy, and cool