Wine cork crafts animals

Wine Cork Puppy dog with ribbon made by Jen Schlecker

Champagne cork beaver is the perfect gift for family and friends who enjoy unique and creative decor inspired by nature! Champagne cork beaver will make a great addition to a desk, cubicle, man cave, bar cart or wine cellar, and would be a fun hostess or housewarming gift, especially in a rustic, cabin, or ranch setting. He's small enough to fit nicely on a tiered tray or on a kitchen or bathroom shelf. $20 free shipping.

Turn those some of those corks that you saved into this Cute Cork Kitten with help from the kids. Corks make a great craft material so don't throw them out.

Corkscrew Horse

Don't let all that wine drinking go to waste! Here are some wonderfully easy and fun wine cork crafts you can quickly make in your own home.

Wine Cork Robot is ready to keep all the retro robot fans company on their desk at work, during a role-playing game, or on a bar cart or tiered tray. He would make a unique and fun gift for a robotics teacher and would be a fun graduation present for robotics or engineering students. His small size is perfect for cubicles, dorm rooms, shelves, or tiered trays. Wine Cork Robot Dog is a sturdy little guy who stands up very easily and looks so cute next to his robot buddy! $22 free shipping.

This Mickey Mouse wine cork craft uses real or fake cork. It doesn’t matter. You also don’t have to be a wine drinker in order to do this craft. You can buy corks for crafting purposes, just like any other craft medium. One of my favorite crafting materials happens to be the wine cork. Part […] The post Mickey Mouse Wine Cork Craft appeared first on Ottawa Mommy Club.

Cork Dog

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Today I came home with a large bag of wine corks for Christmas decorations and jewellery. Libby loves pugs so much we ended up making these instead.

I saw a pin on Pinterest of a cute cork dog, but no directions. I have lots of corks so I decided to try and figure it out. This is what I came up with and here's how you do it... First boil your corks in water for at least 5 minutes, maybe 10. It's the only way you can cut them. You will need 5 corks. Cut one cork lengthwise into 4 pieces for the front legs. Cut one cork in half at an angle for the back legs. Cut one cork at an angle on the top and the bottom for the body. The head is left…

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