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 ...

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.

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.

Below you’ll find 18 surprising uses for wine corks. 1. Uses for wine corks: Guarantee lush houseplants. The secret to keeping your leafy green plants happy and healthy even in dry indoor heat ...

“Corks can deteriorate over time, leading to oxidation, and there’s always the risk of cork taint from TCA,” says Austin Bridges, the wine director at Nostrana and Enoteca Nostrana in Portland.