Looking for a wonderful gift for those wine lover friends? Have you been saving your corks? Well, I have the perfect little project for you, that your friends would love!
Instructions:
1. Tie twine around straw wreath for hanger.
2. Using craft stick, apply Tacky Glue liberally around top of wreath for first row of corks. Allow glue to set for approximately 5 minutes or to tacky stage. Place corks horizontally around top of wreath. Repeat with next 3 rows below the first. Use painter’s tape to hold together if they begin slipping.
3. Glue a row of corks next to the top row inside of wreath. Use painter’s tape to hold in place if needed.
4. For inside wreath, apply glue and let set for few minutes. Place corks vertically on glue. Tape to hold.
5. For bow, cut piece of burlap approximately 4”x7”. Stitch ends together using needle and thread. Turn right side out and pinch in center. Tie a piece of twine around center to hold.
6. Cut small piece of burlap to go around the center of bow. Glue in place.
7. Cut two pieces, 4” x 3 ½”. Glue to back of bow.
8. Glue bow to top of wreath.
9. If desired, decorate with raffia and/or embellishments of choice.
Miscellaneous:
- Burlap fabric ¼ yard
- Straw wreath, 12” or desired size
- Strong twine
- Masking tape
- Wine corks, approximately 150
- Craft sticks
- Needle and thread
Have fun creating this wreath!
How clever! I have used wine corks in lots of crafts but never thought about a wreath! Thank you for a great idea!
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You are so welcome Diane! I am so enjoying your recipes. I am trying the cornbread tonight!
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Let me know how you like it.
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Either it’s me, or I just can’t find a moist recipe…trying yours out! Can’t wait. The boys love cornbread, especially at Thanksgiving! Thank you so much for sharing Diane!
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You’re welcome! I hope this works for you.
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Me too!!! Not as wonderful a cook as you!
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I doubt that!
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Well you would be wrong…hahaha. I do have a healthy Turkey Chili I make. Whenever I go to someone’s potluck I bring it, gone in minutes. https://i.pinimg.com/474x/ed/2f/78/ed2f78a68122746af0d25b65993ef388–awesome-stuff-cartoon.jpg
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🙂 Cool. I had strung hundreds of them for a ‘walk through’ divider for the kitchen years ago whilst being cork the apartment got kinda skunky after a while❗️ Synthetic corks now used on many bottles can be cleaned. PS: Ripple & Thunderbird still use twist off stoppers 😉
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You can seal them to prevent odors with Rustoleum 2x in the CLEAR Coat. It seals the cork. I spray it on almost ALL of my finished projects. No stink.
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Thanks I hate smelly corks 😉
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That Sealer is great, and inexpensive and will be handy for most projects.☺️
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I remember you posting it before. It is cool!
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Alot of people really loved it and the burlap tablecloth…had to repost!
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