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 ...

Looking for a unique accent wall idea? This DIY shows you how to turn wine corks into a cozy-looking, high-end design feature ...

All you need for this project is a hot glue gun, some non-adhesive shelf liner, and a lot of wine corks. You'll probably want a cutting board to work with, too, as you'll be doing a lot of cutting.

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 ...

To prevent your wine corks from crumbling when you cut them, soak them in hot water for 10 minutes before cutting. 4. Cut them all in half long ways so they are flat on the bottom. 5.

Studio 512 is wishing Stephanie a very happy birthday! Ahead of her big day, Rosie crafted a DIY crown made with leftover wine corks (and a shout-out to our boss, Korey, for providing said corks)!

It's Champagne-popping news for the cork trade, which has seen its share of the annual 15-billion-bottle wine market tumble to 70 per cent from about 95 per cent in the mid-1990s.

Don't toss that cork after you're done sipping your glass of wine — these cork crafts for kids will give you good reason to pop open a bottle of vino!

Cutting the corks in half (vertically, to preserve the vineyard name) was the easy part. “That was just zip-zip-zip with a jigsaw,” he said. “The tedious part was the gluing.