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Below you will find many Ideas for Cork Arts & Crafts Projects & Activities with Corks for Children, Teens, and Preschoolers.

Cork Bracelets and Necklaces

To make this cork craft, you will need parental help to cut all the corks in half as pictured in Fig. I . Your Mom or Dad will need a greased knife blade to do this. It will make the cutting an easy process easier. Then thread the cork sections on string with a sewing needle as seen in figure 2. Use two threaded needles. Pass each one through a cork before adding a second cork to the string. Fig. 3. Tie the ends of the two strings together in a pretty knot.

How to Make Cork Rafts

It is easy to make toy rafts with corks. Just find 4 corks and glue them together. Cut out 2 square pieces of paper and poke a pin hole in the top and bottom. Then draw a design on both squares. These are the flags. Next push the toothpicks into the flag squares and then stick them into the raft. Now go and see if they float. Now that was quick and simple, wasn't it?

Make a Miniature Umbrella from Corks

If you want to make this umbrella for your doll, then you will need a cork, toothpicks, a long pin with a beaded head, and colorful thread, string, or yarn. Your parents need to help you with this step. Ask them to help you cut the cork to be about a half of an inch in thickness. Once they do that for you, you can work on your own again. Now insert eight toothpicks all around the cork to look like a flower as pictured in figure 1. Now get your string, yarn, or thread and weave in and out of the toothpicks, around in a circle, as picture in figure 2. When you are done wrapping the string, then wrap it around on of the toothpicks in the underpart of the umbrella. Now push the beaded pin into the cork on the underside of the umbrella, for the handle. If you don't have a beaded pin, then use a hair pin / bobby pin and ben the handle to form a letter 'J' at the bottom of the handle.

Making Cork Sail Boats

To make these sail boats, you will need 1 large cork, toothpick (plastic ones are best), one 2" square of white paper cut diagonally in two, scissors, pen or pencil, and a pan of water. Firstly, write your name on the sail. Insert toothpick through sail and stick one end in cork. Now you can sail your boat in a pan of water.

Using Corks to Make Beautiful Stamps

 

Make your own personal stamps with empty wine bottle corks. You can decorate lots of things, such as stationary, envelopes, bookmarks, gift wrap, your backpack, and many other items. Before you start this project, you will need to soak the corks in water for a few hours. Let the cork dry a bit and then get a pencil or pen and draw a design in the cork. You are going to need to cut away the parts of the cork that aren't in the design, so PLEASE ASK PARENTS FOR HELP. Your parents might say that it is okay for you to use a butter knife or a simple pen knife...if they do, then get to it, but be very careful. Always cut away from yourself and away from your hands so you won't cut yourself. Parental supervision suggested!!! Now cut away the surface of the cork that ISN'T your design. This way only your design is a raised surface. This will be the part of the cork that is a stamp. If the cork isn't big enough, you can split the cork in half and use the wider / longer surface to make the stamp. Use a normal stamp pad or cover the stamp in paint, dye, or ink. Stamp the paper or fabric that you are looking to stamp. I hope that you had a lot of fun.

Make These Silly Cork People

Not only can corks be used to make printing stamps, bracelets, necklaces, and umbrellas, but they can also be used to make funny little characters. You can glue little and big corks together to make the shape of a person, bug, animals, bird, or whatever you decide to create. If you are making people, use a bigger cork for the body and a smaller cork for the head. You can use bobby pins for legs and arms or you can use other objects such as paper clips. You can paint eyes, nose and mouth on as well. For animals...you can cover the corks with felt and make ears from felt, etc. Use your imagination. To have your cork person into a note holder....just put the pin or paper clip into the note. This is perfect to send a memo to another person.

Making Wire Strung Cork Animals

You can even turn corks into cool floating animals. You basically just string corks on strong wire. As you will notice from the pictures above, the head is usually the smallest part of the body...and the corks get bigger until the middle of the body. Then the legs taper down to smaller corks too. The above animals might not look like much, but after you paint them, they will look amazing. For deeper instructions, please visit the craft here.

How to Make Cork Belts

You will need Two 3-foot pieces of heavy white cord or thin white rope, 6 pieces or sheet cork 1/16" x 2 3/4", paper punch, stencils, stencil brush, and tempera or stencil paint. Start with two 3-foot pieces of heavy white cord or thin white rope. Using pattern (sketch a) cut out six belt links from sheet cork. Punch four holes in each link with paper punch or awl as indicated on pattern. Run cord or rope through links as shown in sketch b. Tie each end together in an attractive knot. Designs may be stenciled on links if you wish.

Use Cork Sheets to Make Cup Coasters

You will need a thin sheet of cork large enough to fit under a glass. You can buy this from crafts stores, drug stores, stationary stores, etc. You will also ned scissors, poster paint, paint brush, and a pencil. Trace desired pattern on cork and cut out. Paint design on top of coaster. A cool way to make a neat design is to use painter's tape to make a cool design...whatever you tape will not be painted so if you make an 'x' with the tape ... and paint ... you will get a design that looks like 4 pieces of pizza.

How to Make Cork Sailor Pins

Paint a large cork blue for sailor body. for arms and legs. Bend ends of pipe cleaners to form hands and feet. Use small cork for head. Paint white band around top of head for cap. Paint eyebrows, nose and mouth on face. For eyes, stick straight pins through small beads, then into cork. Use thumbtacks for ears. Attach head to body by inserting a toothpick halfway into cork head and then pushing rest of toothpick into body. Cut collar from felt and glue or pin to body. Scotch tape a small safety pin on back of sailor body for lapel pin.

Make Cork Hot Pads

Gather the following crafts materials...Sheet cork, 9" x 4" x 1/2" (available at hardware, craft, hobby or art store); 28" of 18-gauge wire; and wire snippers. Cut sheet cork in pieces 1" x 2". String wire through nine pieces of cork near one end. Form into small circle, cut off excess wire and twist ends together to hold in place. Spread outer ends of cork pieces so that remaining pieces will fit between them. Lace all pieces together with wire (see sketch). Cork hot pad may be used as is or with designs painted on it.

More Cork Crafts

Make Pull-Along Toy Snakes with Corks and String - Learn how to make your very own pull-along toy snake with the following instructions. It really turns out to be a really cool toy when finished. This is a great toy for boys…who tend to love to scare girls with these cork snakes. Find the directions below.

Make Toy Windmills from Milk Containers Craft Idea for Kids - You have probably seen a windmills before, whether you have seen them on TV, on a farm, or just passed by it when in the car. This is a very cool, working, toy windmill arts and crafts activity for kids.

Make a Message in a Bottle - Learn how to make a message in a bottle craft...with a plastic or glass bottle and cloes with a cork.

Making a Boat from a Sardine Can, Cork, Needle - Learn how to make a York Boat.

Make a Toy Birdhouse and Wax Birds - This toy miniature bird house is made out of spools, twig, cork, toothpick, and jar lid.

All Aboard! - - What type of train do you like best? Freight train? Passenger? High-speed? Subway? Monorail? Invent your own engine, cars, and sound effects!

Arts for non-artists - - You don’t need a gallery to showcase these done-in-an-hour art projects. Make a corkboard out of memorable wine stoppers, or string cup lights around your basement bar. Most of the supplies can be found at a thrift store, or if you feel like going for a dive, your neighborhood Dumpster.

A Wine Cork Wreath Makes A Gorgeous Wall Hanging - - You can make a wine cork wreath that will be a conversational piece. They will also show off your love of wine. They look very nice and can be made many different ways.

Buoyant Buddies - - Keep fun afloat with these cork creatures, perfect for bobbing in springtime puddles or the bathtub.

Champagne Card Holder - - This super easy craft uses Champagne corks to create card holders. You can make these in only a few minutes, and all you need is some Champagne corks!

Champagne Cork Pincushion - - Are you popping a Champagne cork for a fun celebration, or just to enjoy your afternoon? Do you have Champagne corks lying around from previous festivities? Here is a fun, easy, quick craft to do with a Champagne cork that makes a perfect present! It's also great for a useful.pngt for yourself, if you have any needles or pins around!

Champagne Cork Reindeer - - You can make this cork reindeer with a Champagne cork head or a regular head, it's completely up to you! We chose to make ours with a Champagne cork head.

Champagne Cork Turkey - - This turkey is happy that he is just a table decoration and not the main course on Thanksgiving. It is an easy craft for kids to make and other than the drying time needed for the paint and glue, a quick project to make.

Corkboard - - We've all seen corkboards in schools, in offices, in homes. They are made from cork, which is the bark of an oak tree. You can make your own cork board with wine corks - and both organize your papers and show your love for wine at the same time!

Corkboard Craft - - A corkboard is a great tool to stay organized in the hectic first days of school. You and your child can pin up notes and reminders on this simple corkboard.

Cork Bracelets - - Let your imagination run wild and design a variety of holiday and every day bracelets. Makes a great friendship .pngt. Easy kids craft!

Cork Christmas Tree Ornament - - This tree is quick and easy to make and looks decorative as an ornament on the Christmas tree or even as a topper on a Christmas present.

Cork Gingerbread Cookies - - These look incredibly real and require absolutely no baking! These here are of course not edible, but to be used as a decoration instead. Santa would be so disappointed on Christmas Eve when he takes a bite of these and sees that they are only of cork. So make sure that you put out real ones for him instead! Kids will find these so easy to make and there are many creative ways to decorate their cookies with the “icing”!

Cork Gingerbread House - - If you are not into baking but love the look of gingerbread houses, you can still craft one without even having to enter the kitchen. This house is made using cork sheets and looks almost real.

Cork Hat Craft - - Cork hats were traditionally worn by jackaroos and swagmen to keep the flies off their faces in the Australian outback. Now you can make your own!

Cork Horse - - Learn how to make this beautiful cork horse. This project is perfect for girls.

Cork Leaf Coasters - - It's difficult to not feel inspired when you see the fall foliage blaze in brilliant colors on northeastern trees. This craft project takes its cue from just such autumnal leaves.

Cork Mini Vase - - adore origami, and I have tons of corks around. This is the perfect way to use corks to create a mini-vase for origami flowers!

Cork Ornaments Instructions - Dancer - - This Dancer cork ornament was made with a cork I found which happened to have an image of a dancing crane symbol on it! It's great fun to sort through your cork collection to determine which corks are absolutely perfect for making an ornament with.

Cork Ornaments Instructions - Dragon - - This Dragon cork ornament was made with a cork I found which happened to have an image of a dragon on it! It's great fun to sort through your cork collection to determine which corks are absolutely perfect for making an ornament with.

Cork Ornaments Instructions - Horse - - This Horse cork ornament was made with a cork I found which happened to have an image of a horse on it! It's great fun to sort through your cork collection to determine which corks are absolutely perfect for making an ornament with.

Cork Ornaments Instructions - Knight - - This Knight cork ornament was made with a cork I found which happened to have an image of a Knight on it! It's great fun to sort through your cork collection to determine which corks are absolutely perfect for making an ornament with.

Cork Ornaments Instructions - Pride - - This Pride cork ornament was made with a cork I found which had the words "PRIDE" on it in large letters! It's great fun to sort through your cork collection to determine which corks are absolutely perfect for making an ornament with.

Cork Ornaments Instructions - Rioja - - Cork Ornaments Instructions – Rioja - This Rioja cork ornament was made with a cork I found which had the words "Rioja" on it in large letters! Rioja is a great wine region in Spain. It's great fun to sort through your cork collection to determine which corks are absolutely perfect for making an ornament with.

Cork Reindeers - - Help kids make and decorate their own reindeers.

Cork Trolls - - Ancient Norwegians believed that trolls with magical powers lurked among the country's fjords and forests.

Craft Wine Cork Reindeer Christmas Decorations - - Strictly whimsical cork reindeer are easy and fast to make. Make the whole herd of Santa's reindeer in time for Christmas. Invite the kids and watch them smile.
Cute Bottle Cork Clown - - This a fun recycling group craft for kids! By using bottle corks, they can create a cute and colorful group of circus clowns. There is no limit on how the clowns can look: add different embellishments, change the hair color or paint the cork with polka dots! It is all up to the imagination of the children!

Cute Cork Mushrooms - - This is a greart craft project for kids on a rainy and dreary fall afternoon. Depending on how many wine corks you have, they can create a whole patch of mushrooms that can be combined with straw and fall leaves to create a autumn scene.

Cute Little Cork Stamps - - I made my stamps out of cork, because I have LOTS of them. It is a bit more rustic than using erasers, but it’s also recycling!

Doily Rose - - This is a beautiful faux flower. Add some perfume and you will keep Mom guessing whether it is real or not. This makes a perfect refrigerator magnet to give as a.pngt or add to the top of a.pngt package.

Dwarf Dolls - - The Seven Dwarfs all loved Snow White -- even Grumpy.

Easy Cork Gingerbread Ornament - - Cork gives these figures a realistic look because of its color and texture. Years ago at a Christmas basar, children were so disappointed that these figures were only decorations. So, be careful hanging these gingerbread men on the Christmas tree! They don’t taste well! You can also make many of these and arrange them on a plate as a table decoration. Any shape that gets used for cookies can be also used such as stars and hearts. Decorate accordingly.

Easy Wine Cork Ornament Craft - - Do you have a bunch of wine corks lying around and have no idea what to do with them? Do you need a cute, quick and simple Christmas.pngt? Then make a few of these really neat Christmas ornaments!

Golfing Dad's - Memo Board - Does your Dad love golf? Here's a.pngt you can make especially for him.

Holly Plate and Bottle - - This holiday season you can serve your dinner on these easy to make holly plates. In three easy steps you can have this plate and bottle ready for service.

How to Create a Cork Board - - You can create your own cork board at home using only a few simple tools. Cork is a type of material that comes from trees and is used in a variety of products, including wine bottles. If you have lots of leftover wine corks, you can make an attractive cork board from them. A cork board is a great organizing tool for keeping track of papers. Some benefits of making your own cork board at home are that you can customize the size and shape to your exact specifications and you can display your best wine corks.

How to Decorate a Dollhouse - - Many little girls love dollhouses. Many big girls collect miniature dollhouses and accessories. Decorating a dollhouse can be a fun, yet challenging hobby. Sometimes finding the right accessories in the right scale may seem impossible. You can always purchase decor items from your local hobby shop or online, but with a little creativity, you can adapt everyday items to decorate your dollhouse.

How to Make a Cork Horse Ornament - - Making the cork horse ornament is not incredibly complex, and does not involve any extreme creativity. It is even something you can have your kids help with, though you will want to limit participation to older children due to the presence of a hot glue gun and a razor blade.

How to Make a Cork Raft for Kids - - Some children hate to take baths, even when they have toys they can play with while in the tub. One thing a parent may want to try, to make bath time more enjoyable not only for the child, but for their self as well, is a cork raft made by the child. A few simple items make this a fast, easy, cheap, and fun project for your child to complete.

How to Make a Cork Trivet Using a Picture Frame - - Why buy an expensive cork trivet when you can make your own from wine corks. Follow these steps to create a cork trivet to use for hot pots.

How to Make A Cork Wreath - - If you are stuck on what to do with those wine corks, read this article. You can now design a fabulous cork wreath for your kitchen as it will become the most popular conversational piece in your home.

How to Make a Keepsake Wine Cork Collector's Frame for About $20 - - If you mark your special occasions with a nice bottle of wine - or just accumulate wine corks - this simple frame idea is a unique way to preserve your memories. It also makes a thoughtful - and low-cost - wedding.pngt.

How to Make a Shaker Rattle - - Some of the most popular kids' toys are those that make noise. That is one several reason why the shaker rattle is a great project for anyone looking to capture a child's attention while creating and for hours of play afterwards. A gourd rattle is the easiest to make, because the hardened shell is provided, and the gourd's long nose is perfect for small hands. All you have to do is prepare the gourd, fill it, decorate and shake. Read on to learn how to make a shaker rattle.

How to Make a Snowman Champagne Cork Christmas Ornament - - Save money during the holidays and make Christmas ornaments from champagne corks. Here are directions to make a champagne cork snowman. Save your corks when celebrating Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's Eve and other holidays.

How to Make a Wine Cork Bulletin Board - - Perfect for a kitchen or entertainment area, a wine cork board adds a decorative touch to organizing papers and making more room on countertops. The project also allows the connoisseur to show off a sophisticated taste in wine by displaying the corks on the wall. Some may not want to cover the corks with papers or photos, instead using the board as an art piece. Wine corks are lightweight ensuring the bulletin board will hang nicely in its chosen spot--and leaving no sour grapes!

How to Make a Wine Cork Christmas Tree - - One of many possibilities when it comes to Christmas crafts, is the Christmas tree. This tree is made out of wine corks. This project is a little time consuming, but it is easy and fun. Kids can be involved since they love to make crafts. Making Christmas crafts and projects enlivens the spirit and brings people closer.

How to Make a Wine Cork Desktop Bulletin Board - - Make an elegant bulletin board for mere pennies!

How to Make a Wine Cork Garland - - This garland is a wonderful way to use up your recycled wine corks. Save your corks so you can make one for your own Christmas tree or for a wine lover. It's very simple to make a wine cork garland.

How to Make a Wine Cork Key Fob - - A wine cork key fob is easy to make and a fun gadget for your favorite wine connoisseur. Use a cork associated with a special memory (a first date, wedding proposal, tenth anniversary, etc.) and a wine cork key fob can also be a thoughtful and meaningful.pngt.

How to make a wine cork wreath - - What do you do with all those corks, wonderful bottles of wine? Make a wreath to hang in your kitchen, your bar, your dining room, or give as a.pngt.

How to Make Corky the Reindeer - - Corky the reindeer is a cute little craft that looks great with country theme decorations. This easy to make holiday decoration will catch the eye of little ones along with adults.

How to make this beautiful cork wreath craft project - - Learn how to make beautiful cork wreath.

How to Make Wine Cork Coasters - - Looking for an alternative coaster? Have a few wine corks available? Recycle the corks from bottles of wine by crafting these attractive wine cork coasters. Not only will they give you a trendy accent to your tabletops, they will protect it well from condensation damage and scratches.

How to Make Wine Cork Reindeer Ornaments - - Everyone loves the fun and beauty of Christmas and making your own wine cork ornaments can add memories that will last for ages. Who doesn't remember making ornaments as a child either at home with the family, at grandma's house or at school? It didn't matter if it was from paper, clay or corks, it was fun. Making reindeer ornaments is a great way to build memories and recycle some of the wine corks you may have saved up over the holiday season.

Learn how to make cork place-card holders - - Holiday celebrations often include uncorking a special bottle of wine or champagne, and the corks can do double duty by easily transforming into place-card holders for a dinner party. Cork is actually a very green material: biodegradable and renewable, it's made from the bark of the cork oak tree.

Message in a Bottle Craft - - This is truly a universal.pngt idea. Whether it be romantic, for Valentine's Day or an anniversary, a message for a dear friend, or even words of encouragement, this project can be tailored to fit just about any occasion.

Patriotic Pencil Topper - - Here's a cute mini Uncle Sam's hat made out of a cork - who says that even pencils can't be decorated for Fourth of July!

Pet Lover's Diorama - - Create a diorama featuring your favorite pet animals using a shoebox, paper, and recycled materials.

Recycled Sunglasses Holder - - This cute sunglasses holder will be a great inspiration for children to keep their sunglasses where they can find them.

Recycled Wine Cork Keychain Favors - - That special day can turn into quite a pricey event. When it comes to creating a memento to share with your wedding guests, do yourself a favor and use recycled materials. With a few additions from the hardware store and a color printer you can create this easy, personalized, wine cork keychain. This project is a great way to save some green by making it green.

 Reindeer cork ornaments - - We came up with a really fun craft project, using old corks as a base to make a reindeer Christmas ornament.

Scout Organizer - - Make it from a cereal box and keep it handy to hold your scout papers and handbook. 

The Three Little Pigs Houses - - Learn to make these three little pig houses.

The Winedeer - - Years ago I found a photo of a reindeer made out of wine corks while searching for creative crafts on the internet. Ever since, every Christmas I make a round of them for friends and family. I never remember exactly how I do it, so each year they turn out a bit different. Some have bells, some are missing a tail, etc. I love to bring them to tree trimming parties, or use them instead of bows on Christmas.pngts. And, since I love to indulge in wine, oh so often, collecting wine corks is never an issue.

Toilet Roll Sheep - - Sarah says: Kids will love making this toilet roll sheep - particularly sticking the cotton wool balls on and watching it take shape! Add a bit of weight to the inside of the loo roll, make two and they would make lovely book ends.

Upcycled Wine Cork Bulletin Board - - Here’s an easy project to use those corks you’ve been collecting!

Wine Cork Angel - - Angels are a favorite for young and old. Create one or a whole choir for your holiday decorations.

Wine Cork Angels Are So Pretty To Look At - - Susannah made these beautiful wine cork angels. She graciously sent these pictures.

Wine Cork Bead Wreath - - This gorgeous wreath is made of wine corks and wooden beads. It is fairly easy to make, and is perfect for home decor and for.pngt giving. By changing the colors of the beads you can make it perfect for the Fourth of July, for Christmas, for springtime, or any other theme you wish!

Wine Cork Board - - Do you keep all your old wine corks? You should! Here is how to turn old wine corks into a fabulous, rustic-looking cork board. If you love the look of this board, but don't drink much wine, you can pick up corks from ebay and other sources.

Wine Cork Board - - This simple craft is an easy and attractive way to display your favorite wine corks.

Wine Cork Bulletin Board - - By gather everyday item, one can produce an unusual and unique bulletin board to help gather those ideas, stresses and reminders of the everyday. All one needs is an enormous collection of wine corks, an oversized "unappreciated" book, several craft items and an hour or so to spare. This object is sure to help solve that masterful equation of art + life in a harmonious way, as that their marriage in such a manifestation polishes both in a tasteful and yet productive way.

Wine Cork Decorations - - Wine corks turned into delightful tree decorations.

Wine Cork Gold Angel - - This sweet angel is an adorable craft for kids to create for the holidays. She can be used as a tree decoration or kids can create a numerous amount of angels and create a choir or orchestra of angels as a table decoration. For the choir, kids could fold small squares of paper and glue them to the front of the angels to look like song books. For an orchestra, kids could cut trumpet, harp or violin shapes out of gold cardstock and add them to the front of the angels.

Wine Cork Hot Plate - - This beautiful recycled Wine Cork Hot Plate was created by Teri of Kings Park, New York for the FreeKidsCrafts Team. Practical and beautiful, this hot plate will protect your table from hot dishes as large as a pizza. It can also double as a beautiful wall hanging interchanged with seasonal silk flowers.

Wine Cork Ideas - - Next time you enjoy a good glass of wine, don't just recycle the glass wine bottle. Save the cork and recycle it also, into a useful or decorative object. Wine corks, with their handy round shape and easy-to-cut cork, are easy to work with. The resulting crafts make creative.pngts.

Wine Cork Keyring - - Learn how to make this wine cork keyring by following these instructions.

Wine Cork Man - - This wine cork man is made with wine corks and colored wire. He is so cute and very easy to make. You can make him in just a few hours. Some people call him a scarecrow and some call him a clown. In my opinion you can call him anything you want to.

Wine Cork Necklaces - - For a while now I have also been collecting wine corks to use for a craft.  I thought about this all week, and a miraculous inspiration came to me (for which I am thankful).  Thankful Necklaces!

Wine Cork Placecard Holders - - Make this simple placecard holders from wine corks for your next wine and cheese party!

Wine cork place cards - - Wine cork crafts are always searched for on this blog. I can understand why- I have an entire bottle of used corks waiting for a good craft. Well, here you go!

Wine Corks and Salvaged Wood as Cork Board - - Everyone's got a few wine corks lying around from an evening of fun, or relaxation... Well Heather's figured out an easy way to reuse them and keep the kitchen organized.

Wine Cork Santa Claus - - Who can believe that this Santa is made out of a recycled wine cork? Kids will have fun making this cute Christmas craft for the holidays. It is a really easy project and is finished with a couple of hours.

Wine Cork Trivet - - I have many different versions of my wine cork trivet instructions online. This is a very unique set. First, I wanted to make a trivet that could also be used as a wall corkboard. This meant it needed to be larger than average. Second, where all of my other trivets were made with "natural cork" - i.e. tree bark from an oak tree - this was made with my "plastic cork" collection. So I had far more colors to work with here!

Wine cork trivet - - Here's what to do with all those corks you collect from wine bottles. The best part? This wine cork trivet only takes about 10 minutes!

Wine Cork Trivet - - Sometimes step by step instructions complete with photos really help you get through a project. Here are my step by step instructions for making your own wine cork trivet! The perfect use for all those corks that are stacking up.

Wine Cork Trivet - - I’ve been collecting corks for a while, hoping to provide them a renewed life. Inspired by TerraCycle’s goal to lesson landfill garbage, I created this upcyled project.

Wine Cork Trivets Are So Easy To Make And Look So Nice - - Wine cork trivets have been around for many years. They are a great way to use up those extra wine corks you have lying around the house.

Wine Cork Window Mobile Instructions - - This wine cork window mobile is perfect not only for windows, but also for hanging on a wall as well. You can customize it to have corks from whatever winery theme you wish!

Wine Cork Witch - - This witch is not interesting in scaring the children at Halloween but would rather have a nice spot on a shelf. Kids will have fun making her out of wine cork and other basic craft materials. This project needs a little bit of time to dry, but is otherwise a fast and easy craft.

Wine Cork Wreath - - A craft a wreath with painted corks!

Wine Cork Wreath - - It is very easy to make your own wine cork wreath. Wreaths like the one below sell for $60 or more both on the web and in shops! You can make your own for.pngt giving, to decorate your own home with, and of course to sell for profit if you want.

Wine Cork Wreath - - Whether you are decorating for Thanksgiving, or Christmas or just because, this Wine Cork Wreath will be a beautiful way to recycle those wine corks.

Wine Grapevine Cork Heart Wreath - - You've probably seen these style of wreaths in wine shops, wineries and of course in wine lovers' homes. It is a grapevine style of wreath, decorated with corks and grape leaves and grapes. In this case I made it with a 12" heart-shaped Grapevine wreath base, which I got at my local craft store. You can find these "wreath base" circles in pretty much any craft store. They also sell artificial grape leaves and artificial (plastic) grapes for the decoration.

Wine Grapevine Cork Wreath - - You've probably seen these style of wreaths in wine shops, wineries and of course in wine lovers' homes. It is a grapevine style of wreath, decorated with corks and grape leaves and grapes. In this case I made it with a 14" Grapevine wreath base, which I got at my local craft store. You can find these "wreath base" circles in pretty much any craft store. They also sell artificial grape leaves and artificial (plastic) grapes for the decoration.

Wine Honeysuckle Cork Wreath - - You've probably seen these style of wreaths in wine shops, wineries and of course in wine lovers' homes. It is a grapevine style of wreath, decorated with corks and grape leaves and grapes. In this case I made it with a 10" honeysuckle wreath base, which I got at my local craft store. You can find these "wreath base" circles in pretty much any craft store. They also sell artificial grape leaves and artificial (plastic) grapes for the decoration.

Wine Twig Cork Wreath - - You've probably seen these style of wreaths in wine shops, wineries and of course in wine lovers' homes. It is a grapevine style of wreath, decorated with corks and grape leaves and grapes. In this case I made it with a wreath base labelled as a "8" twig wreath with flair". I got this at my local craft store. You can find these "wreath base" circles in pretty much any craft store. They also sell artificial grape leaves and artificial (plastic) grapes for the decoration.

Wining, Dining and Creating Fun With Wine Corks - - Whether or not they are worth any money, corks have sentimental value. Saving ones from bottles of wine that were part of special occasions is a fun way to be reminded of those good times. Incorporate those special corks into the projects below.

You Can Make A Wine Cork Corkboard With Your Stash Of Old Wine Corks - - You can make a wine cork corkboard from all of those corks you have laying around. The corkboards look very nice in your kitchen or den. Kids like them in their own rooms to decorate with whatever they want.