Useful extras
Put a cork in it
Cork is truly one of nature’s miracle materials. Since it comes from the outer bark of cork oak trees, it’s natural and renewable. Flexible and supple, it can be cut, stacked, sculpted, glued, stitched, and even painted to produce pretty, crafty results. Today, challenge yourself to start saving cork from wine bottles and other sources, and art direct a project of your own with this craft-friendly resource. Some thought-starters: coasters, small bowls, planter pots, picture frames, and candle platters.
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dsmcgib over 1 year ago
One crafty idea is to make placecard holders. Just glue together 6 corks in 2 rows of 3 corks each to make one placecard holder. Then when they are dried, tie some kitchen twine around each set of 6. Stick your placecard on the top, in between the 2 rows of 3 corks.
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My husband’s aunt made a pot trivet, so I think I’m going to start there!



