Wine cork earrings diy

The other day I was at a garage sale when I saw bags of wine corks. They were only $0.25 each, and I had seen lots of cool projects on Pinterest that used wine corks. So I bought a few and headed home to start this project. I know that most of you don't have just tons of wine corks laying around your house, and most garage sales don't have wine corks, but JoAnn Fabrics sells them. They're spendy, but I think it's worth it! I rated these "eh". To see our rating definition look at the right…

Remember when I told you that I had a huge bag of wine corks in the Wine Corks to Wall Art tutorial? Well, inspiration struck again and I decided to create wine cork earrings!

Wine Cork Bee Earrings: I was in my yard recently when I realized that our hanging bird house had become a hanging bee house. It was so wonderful to see that a colony of bumble bees had made their home at our home. We couldn't keep the hive where it was, but I had a local …

At Recyclart, we love corks and all those amazing projects that re-use corks to make creative and original things. But, one of the biggest problems with corks

These elegantly rustic earrings feature wine corks in the best of condition as well as wooden beads. I love these earrings because they are a fun way to express a love of wine. *The bead choices shown in this picture are not available, please let me know if you have any requested bead choice*

[pinit][pinit] Did you know that wine corks can be sliced into disks, painted, inked and stamped to create beautiful custom jewelry. Not only are these monogram stamped earrings stylish and eco

A statement necklace is a must-have item for every fashionista. Make one from old wine corks, some beads and your creativity.

DIY Recycled Wine Cork Wine Charms, a Robert Mondavi Private Selection sponsored post and full step by step tutorial

Cork jewelry

It’s time to put that pile of corks you have saved to good use and up-cycle them into unique home décor. If you have been tossing those corks, start saving them! Materials: 3 foam or paper balls (varying sizes of your choosing) 75 Corks (collect more corks for larger sizes) Acrylic paint (we used antique gold to blend with color of corks) Paint brush Hot glue gun Hot glue sticks Watch our step-by-step demonstration here: Steps: 1.Paint foam balls (if needed) and allow dry-time. In the…