If you're a fan of DIY crafts and decor, start saving your wine corks after you finish a bottle. Here are a few cute and ...

Tonight is Open That Bottle Night, and we've got one more great reason to bust out the good (or just drinkable) red stuff—the leftover corks can make for a crafty note-catcher and paper organizer.

1. Glue down corks that will fit within the inner edge of the frame. You can arrange them randomly or in an orderly fashion, it’s up to you.

Cork message boards are a common means of household communication, so why not make a wine cork messaging board out of left over corks? For this repurposing idea, all you'll need is an old dish or ...

You probably haven't considered the DIY potential of the humble wine cork. With this clever hack, you can use them to create stunning door décor.

Some wine-inspired arts and crafts are not so complicated, however, and Evans said a wine cork board or trivet is something that people with a drawer full of corks can try to make at home. Wine cork ...

There are several fun ways to reuse wine corks beyond the standard cork board. Get creative and try one of these ideas to use up your leftover wine corks. Skip to main content Skip to header ...

In order to amass the 800 (!) wine corks that it took for a DIY tile installer in Saint Louis to tile her kitchen back splash with wine corks, she needed to find a lot of wine corks. If you want ...

Once your board is complete, you receive a $35 voucher to use toward one of the Ohio Wine Producers wine festivals. Learn more at ohiowines.org. LEL Facts about Wine Corks ...

Corked means the wine has gone bad due to a fungus in the cork. The two oft-used descriptions of what a corked wine smells like are wet cardboard or wet dog. It's not pleasant, and the taste can ...