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Wine is great.
Wine corks are... meh.
They're one of those things that you save because you think you'll do something with them eventually. But you don't. Don't lie.
Well here's your chance to actually do something!
Good for you!
Wine corks are... meh.
They're one of those things that you save because you think you'll do something with them eventually. But you don't. Don't lie.
Well here's your chance to actually do something!
Good for you!
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What I used:
6 corks
a giant binder clip
xacto knife
toothpicks
11 eye pins (.75in)
felt scraps
scissors
super glue
7 open jump rings (6mm)
pliers
Since my brother's best friend's dad owns a winery, corks are easy to gather. If you don't have this luxury, feel free to down 6 bottles of red wine. No judgement.
I chose corks naturally and deeply stained by the red wine and ones that had an interesting wood grain .
6 corks
a giant binder clip
xacto knife
toothpicks
11 eye pins (.75in)
felt scraps
scissors
super glue
7 open jump rings (6mm)
pliers
Since my brother's best friend's dad owns a winery, corks are easy to gather. If you don't have this luxury, feel free to down 6 bottles of red wine. No judgement.
I chose corks naturally and deeply stained by the red wine and ones that had an interesting wood grain .
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