Every time you open a bottle of wine or champagne think twice before you trash that beautiful cork. Wine corks are great for so many things, check out a couple of the things I've use them for... |
FAST & EASY:
Use the bigger champagne style corks and/or the standard wine corks as a filling for your vases. It's a much more sophisticated look than those strange little rocks, or drab old marbles.
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Vase: 99 Cent Store $0.99 Hand Painted Coster: Melrose Trading Post, Set of Two $7.00 Silk Sun Flowers: Michaels $3.99 |
A LITTLE MORE WORK:
Make a Wine Cork Bulletin Board.
The great thing about this is you can make a bulletin board any size, just pick a frame you like. I put mine up by the front door, and use it for all the keys!
Tip: If you need more corks ask you local wine bar or anywhere wine tastings are regularly held. I've found that people are typically happy to give away a bag of corks, free of charge.
What you'll need:
1) Cheap Hot Glue Gun with a handful of glue sticks
2) Standard size wine corks
3) A frame with a back on it
How To: |
1) Layout your pattern in the Frame Do NOT glue until you have it laid out the way like it. You can take a photo so you don't forget. 2) Remove corks and glue to backing of the frame 3) Reassemble frame without glass |
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Finished Wine Cork Board Frame: Michaels (on Sale) $12.99 Wine Corks: Free Glue Gun with Glue: Walmart $15.00 |
Now that all those corks are out of the way.......
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One of my favorite California Wineries www.wildcoyote.biz |
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