I’m privileged to live about an hour outside of one of the best wine regions in the country, Michigan’s Leelanau and Old Mission peninsulas. Every few months we take a wine tasting tour, visiting various vineyards and usually coming home with about a case of delicious adult beverages. Being a hoarder lover of recycled crafts, this of course means that I have an ever-growing collection of wine corks! If you’ve been saving your corks but have no idea what to do with them, here’s a clever idea you might enjoy; Kim at Crafts Unleashed used some basic wood carving tools to hollow them out and turn them into teeny-tiny planters! Put them in a dollhouse, work them into jewelry projects, or display them just about anywhere! [how to make cork micro planters]
Project estimate:
- Corks, on hand
- Carving tools, on hand or about $3 and up
- Potting soil, on hand
- Plant cuttings, on hand
- Beads, on hand or $1
Total: Free and up
1 Comment
mikeasaurus
There are adorable!