Big wine drinker? Do you have old cork coasters? We have ten clever ways to reuse cork coasters all over your home. It’s amazing how versatile something so simple can be!
1. Cork Magnets
You will need some magnet strips, glue, and corks. Then, cut the corks in half along their length and then apply adhesive to each magnet strip. Place the magnet strip flat side down. That’s it.
2. Drawer Knobs
Grab some champagne corks and screws. Take out any drawer knobs that are not needed and replace them with pointed screws. Use a screwdriver to hold a screw in position. Next, press a champagne cork on the screw. Turn in a clockwise direction. Repeat this process for all drawers. You are now ready to install your new drawer knobs.
3. Planters
A puncher, a paring knife, magnets, and small succulents are all you will need. Make a hole in the middle of each cork. Push hard to attach magnets to each cork. Then fill each cork with soil. Finally, place a small succulent in each hole. Attach the planters to a metal surface by adding a few drops of water.
4. Schmuck Frame
Are you looking for ways to organize your jewelry in a neat way? You only need a frame you like. It can be painted. Make corks of long, circular shapes and glue them to the frame. Wrap the corks with your favorite fabric if you wish to personalize it.
5. Pinboard
You will need cork tiles, white paint, a brush, painter’s tape, and picture hanging strips. Tape the corks to create stripes. Next, arrange the tiles in the desired pattern and then paint. Now, take off the tape.
6. Mouse pad
Simply cut the cork to your desired size and glue them on top of a piece of thick cork paper. While it’s best to keep things simple, you can create any shape you want.
7. Cork Wall
Are you looking to spice up the kitchen? Are you tired of your boring kitchen backsplash? You don’t have to be boring. You just need a piece of wood that is the right size for the area you want to cover. The next step is to glue half-cut corks on each piece of wood until you have covered every inch. Either use a pattern or attach them in a row. Once the wood has been completely covered, attach it to the wall.
8. Pencil Holder
A power drill, cork trivets, and glue are all you will need. Place trivets on top and press down. Next, use your drill bit to drill holes. Fill each hole with a writing instrument.
9. Stool
There will be a lot of champagne and wine corks. Simply gather all the corks you need and wrap them in a durable, breathable mesh fabric.
10. Cork Stamps
Make cute stamps using your corks! You will need a good knife, sharpie, and lots of corks. Draw your design and then cut it around. Then, remove any wood that isn’t needed. Fill in your designs with ink.