REPOST of a popular idea from 2012:
We love wine. We are certainly not wine connoisseurs, nor do we buy expensive wines, but we enjoy a glass now and then!
We love wine. We are certainly not wine connoisseurs, nor do we buy expensive wines, but we enjoy a glass now and then!
I went to Home Depot and found a cute employee (this is where flirting helps) and had him cut some wood. I began gluing on the corks....
Just perfect! I used over 800 corks and still have many left.
Now I want to make a wreath with the rest of the corks and I think I will pour myself a glass of wine!
Here are updated photos of the same wall 4 years later:
So, save your corks!!
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Here are updated photos of the same wall 4 years later:
I finally made the cork wreath:
and also a thin cork bulletin board:
My daughter also has fun creating with corks and recently made this wall hanging, an idea she saw on Pinterest:
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What a unique idea!! I have been collecting wine corks from yard sales. Maybe I will try that on a smaller level!
ReplyDeleteLove your cork wall ! Glad you found a cute employee to cut the wood. The last one that cut something for me acted imposed upon and we won't go there about the looks. :-D I collected corks for a while - pitched - started over again. You probably get the picture.
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What a great idea i have a lot of corks also I was thinking some kind of cork board.
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What a cute idea for your bar!! I have a friend who makes really nice cork wreaths, which she donates to a favorite charity for their annual auction.
ReplyDeleteHave cork...create! Love it, what a grand idea. It's really neat!
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Thanks for sharing :) I started to collect corks a few months ago.I was just trying to find a project . When I have enough of them, I think , I will use your idea, thank you :)
ReplyDeleteLove it Patti!
ReplyDeleteCONGRATS! Absolutely ingenious. Now back to wines, looking for a sparkling pink slightly sweet wine, any suggestions?
ReplyDeleteVery Cool! And Re-Purpose-Full! I saw this at Sundae Scoop by I Heart Naptime. I would love to feature this on my blog. Will send the link in a little bit.
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this is so cool!!! what a great idea and so unique......LOVE IT!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, your cork wall is the ultimate.....and so perfect where you placed it! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteFantastic!
ReplyDeleteVery cool! Love the texture of the corks. What a great solution to make it removable!
ReplyDeleteLove it!!! I've used corks in projects before and it's like a fun puzzle that you keep when you're done! Great job.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic idea! It looks awesome!
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this is such a good idea!!!!! i really really really like it. Like, I leave comments for people when I like things, but I extra like this one haha. I want to do this in my house someday! it looks so great
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So cute! What a festive statement piece for the bar area!
ReplyDeleteWOW!! I have been saving mine but I don't have nearly enough to do this :) I can't wait to see your wreath.
ReplyDeleteVery very clever -- I've done a cork wreath and they are a lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteLove your wall idea. We have a lot of corks also. I would love to use them some how.
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What an awesome idea! This is such a cute look for this area.
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful! We too have many corks, and I've been itching to find an idea! I love that it is so easily removable! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love it! Clearly I'm not drinking enough wine...a problem I'll be remedying.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely adore this idea! I'm gonna start saving my corks tonight! Love it!!
ReplyDeletethat looks awesome! I love it!! what a neat accent piece in the kitchen
ReplyDeleteSo appropriate for this area. A conversation piece and something that not everyone has. Great idea and great job.
ReplyDeleteWow your wall looks amazing! The corks look great. I need to start saving my corks!
ReplyDeletehiya , wow that was some party you had there must have been a long weekend to collect all those corks ?lol i loeve what you did with them so inventive and useful too ! tfs am visiting from amaze me monday and your newest follower , hope you pop by mine and follow me too
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I LOVE this! what a great idea!
ReplyDeletePatti, I'm trying to do a little catching up tonight. Sorry I'm so late visiting all these wonderful posts. Love the cork ideas. Wish I had saved corks all these years. ~ Sarah
ReplyDeleteLove this!! I've been collecting corks too, but I think I only have around 7 so far!! This is fabulous! Thanks for your sweet comment on my blog and hope you get to visit again soon!
ReplyDeleteVery clever! Can you tell me: what type of adhesive did you use to attach the corks?? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteSlonnet - I used a glue gun!
ReplyDeleteVery awesome idea! I just found this on the New Home Ec on Babble.com. I love it!
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Finally something I can do with all my wine crooks.
ReplyDeleteWow! What an idea! What a beautiful concept.. Amazing..
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