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It’s wine o’clock (somewhere) — which means it’s time to share a wine-related repurposing find.
Today’s find is a DIY project: Turn corks into a coaster and trivet set.
What you’ll need:
- natural cork wine stoppers (10-12)
- a sharp knife or other cutting tool
- a needle (regular embroidery style) and thread
For full how-to, see: diy project: abigail’s cork trivet and coaster set | Design*Sponge
DIY Thrifted Shirt into Pencil Skirt Tutorial. Because this shirt was made out of stretchy fabric it was easy to turn it into a skirt. Tutorial from Trash to Couture here. *Love the on trend semi-photo realistic graphics.
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The Earth’s moon 1.5 days after its New Moon phase, with the International Space Station seen streaking across the sky and Jupiter shining amid the clouds.
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It’s wine o’clock (somewhere!) — which means it’s time to share a wine-related repurposing find …
Today, it’s a DIY project: Attach corks to the cover of an electric fan, to make a mobile or a lamp.
With the addition of a lamp cord set (mentioned previously here), such a creation could be used as a lighting fixture or “chandelier,” as maker Mox & Fodder says.
For tutorial, see Mox & Fodder’s post here.
For earlier items in Unconsumption wine o’clock series of posts, check out the archive here.