DIY Horse Cocktail Stir Sticks
These super easy and fun DIY Horse Cocktail Stir Sticks add charm to cocktails and drinks.
DIY Horse Stir Sticks
Hello Friends!
Bring on the beautiful racing horses, the bright colored attire and the fabulously embellished hats. The Kentucky Derby horse race at Churchill Downs is just a week away! YAY!
Today we are going to FANCY UP THE MINT JULEP. We are going to add a bit of Sparkling Charm Cocktail Couture to this traditional derby drink.
Supplies You Will Need To Make Horse Cocktail Stirrers
- plastic miniature horses
- 9″ clear plastic drink stirrers
- drill (THIS IS A PINK ONE!!!!)
- #8 drill bit
- metallic gold spray paint
- E6000 glue
What You Will Love About These Cocktail Stir Sticks
- A charming touch and conversation piece for a themed party.
- Easy to make.
- A set makes a great hostess gift.
Occasions for DIY Horse Cocktail Stir Sticks
- CAV Party
- Kentucky Derby Viewing Party
- Kentucky Oaks Viewing Party
- Derby Brunch
- Derby Potluck
- Western Birthday Celebration
Cocktail Ideas For Horse Horse Stir Sticks
- Mint Julep
- Bourbon Slush
- Old Fashioned
- Bloody Mary
- Moscow Mule
- Ranch Water
DIY HORSE COCKTAIL STIR STICKS
Supplies
- plastic miniature horses
- 9″ clear plastic drink stirrers
- drill (THIS IS A PINK ONE!!!!)
- #8 drill bit
- metallic gold spray paint
- E6000 glue
Instructions
Carefully drill a hole under the horse deep enough to secure the swivel stick. Coat the drilled horses evenly with gold spray paint. Let the paint dry completely. Put a tiny bit of glue on the tip of the swivel stick and firmly push it inside the drilled hole. Let the glue dry completely.
Would you like to sip on the Sparkling Charm Mint Julep in the photos above? Click here.
More Ideas For A Kentucky Derby Party
- How To Style a Derby Bar Cart
- Georgia Sweet Tea Bourbon Slush
- Derby Horse Cocktail Swizzle Sticks
- A Classic Mint Julep with Southern Belle Secrets
- Chocolate Chip Derby Pie
DIY Horse Cocktail Stir Sticks
Instructions
- Carefully drill a hole under the horse deep enough to secure the swivel stick. Coat the drilled horses evenly with gold spray paint. Let the paint dry completely. Put a tiny bit of glue on the tip of the swivel stick and firmly push it inside the drilled hole. Let the glue dry completely.
- Would you like to sip on the Sparkling Charm Mint Julep in the photos above? Click here.
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Thanks for the smile this morning Maria! YOU are what makes blogging fun!
Hi! Thank you! I am an Army wife and originally made these for a CAV welcome reception. Now I use them for stirring mint juleps for porch sipping. Happy Derby Days To You! -gwyn