You can save a few wine corks and make a cute pen holder and organizer for your desk or a nice planter box. If you can gather ...

Pots and planters drain better when raised up a little from a flat surface. You can buy pot feet or plant stands to do the ...

In this creative and inspiring video, discover how to make charming tiny wine cork planters to add a touch of greenery to ...

1. Construct a wreath Nothing says welcome (and “I love wine!”) more than this festive wreath. If you have a box full of corks and tons of patience, this project is for you (though it looks ...

Whether it's a bath mat, a piece of art or a homemade wreath, wine corks can make a rustic addition to a home when used in the right way, and these 10 DIY projects will show you how to do just that.

Natural corks, on the other hand, are made from the bark of cork oak trees. This has the textured, varied look you associate with cork. For this project, you will want to use natural corks.

Step 5: Then scoop a small amount of soil into your hollowed out wine cork, leaving room for your plant. Step 6: Finally pop your plant in and cover the roots with a little more soil.

Tip If you aren’t a big wine drinker but want to try your hand at making some wine cork crafts, consider asking a local restaurant or bar if they would be willing to save corks for you. In ...

Now the ReCork America project, an effort sponsored by the world's largest wine cork producer, Amorim, has a deal to collect used corks at 25 Whole Foods stores in Northern California and Reno.