A new and shiny Millennium Falcon. Gorgeous capes and fabrics. The first trailerOpens in a new tab and first batch of imagesOpens in a new tab for Solo: A Star Wars Story show some grime and dangerous situations, sure, but they also showcase glitz. One photo in particular shows Emilia ClarkeOpens in a new tab‘s Qi’ra and Alden EhrenreichOpens in a new tab‘s Han holding what I’m calling space wine in a classy looking lounge.
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The space wine glasses have shiny silver stems, and you can replicate them at home with any ol’ wine glass.
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Supplies
- Wine glass
- Ruler, scissors, pencil
- Double-sided tape
- Silver foil paper (I used a 12 inch by 12 inch piece of Recollections scrapbooking paper)
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Measure the distance from the base of the wine glass to the bottom of the wine glass. Mine was 3.5 inches.
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Cut a strip of the silver foil paper equal to your measurement. I cut a 3.5 inch strip.
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Wrap the strip around the base of the wine glass and draw a line where the paper ends meet each other. Cut the strip, apply double-sided tape to one end, and firmly press the ends together. Tada, space wine glasses!
Pour your favorite pink, purple, and blue beverages into the glasses and enjoy.
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What would you serve in your Solo space wine glasses? If you make these, share a picture with us on TwitterOpens in a new tab.
Images: LucasfilmOpens in a new tab, Amy Ratcliffe, Aaron Fairbanks
Amy Ratcliffe is an Associate Editor for Nerdist. She likes Star Wars a little. Follow her on TwitterOpens in a new tab.
Soak in more Solo!
- The first trailer and stylish postersOpens in a new tab.
- Harrison Ford gave Alden EhrenreichOpens in a new tab some Han Solo tips.
- Han’s gold dice returnOpens in a new tab.
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