Cork trivet ideas

Learn how easy it is to make a wine cork trivet...just 2 easy steps at Sparkles of Sunshine. This is a great frugal gift idea!

This is a guide to making a DIY coaster and trivet. Learn how to repurpose wine corks into something new in this simple step-by-step Hometalk tutorial.

This easy craft can be made in minutes with simple supplies. I made these decoupaged (mod podge) cork message boards with scrapbook paper and cork trivets. You can make them, too!

In the kitchen drawer of every wine lover, it’s not uncommon to find an overflow of wine corks ready to be disposed into the trash. As a last-minute craft for …

How to make a wine cork trivet! It's an easy craft and a great gift for the wine lover in your life!

I know that Christmas has come and gone and we’ve all moved on, but I couldn’t get my Christmas closure...

Welcome back friends! I wanted to share with you one of my favorite easy crafty projects! I’m sure you have some version of hot trivets in your kitchen right now. I personally love the cork o…

Put your old wine corks to good use by creating this cork trivet for your kitchen. It's a wine cork craft that you'll actually love and use!

Continuing with the 25 days of hand crafted goodies today's gift idea is perfect for the guy or gal on your list that's also a wine lover! This would be my Mom in our family ;) You're going to need 4 basic supplies all of which can be found for free or very cheap! First you're going to need a board to create your trivet on...I am using a scrap of wood that my Dad was throwing away. You can get small cut off boards from the lumbar yard very cheap...usually just .50 or so. Next you're going to…

Don't throw those wine corks away! Save them and make a very easy and useful DIY Wine Cork Trivet by following this simple tutorial. All you need for this project are wine corks, an old picture frame, and a loaded hot-glue gun. You can make this project using any sized picture frame. I chose an 8x11 frame which required approximately 50 corks. If you don't feel like polishing off 50 bottles of wine before starting this project (hiccup ;-) ), you can purchase your corks on eBay or Etsy or…

I saw someone use a wood burning tool to make a design in a cork trivet and thought how I could do the same thing but using a stencil out of Circuit Vinyl. It worked so well and it was actually quite fun to do! Materials: Cricut Cricut Tools Cricut Smart Vinyl or

This is a guide to making a DIY coaster and trivet. Learn how to repurpose wine corks into something new in this simple step-by-step Hometalk tutorial.

The Ikea trivet is awesome craft blank. It can be used in so many unique crafts and hacks. These are my 10 favorite creative Ikea Trivet Hacks.

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Homemade hot pads/trivets and coasters are the perfect housewarming gift or holiday gift. Reusing old wine corks is a great way to use something that would otherwise be considered trash and create the perfect gift for your favorite wine enthusiast. I chose to use our dura-grip furniture grippers to create a non-slip surface for the hot pads and coasters to rest on top of. The end result is a fun creation that anyone can enjoy for years to come!

Cork Trivet (Kitchen Heat Mat): A Trivet is used to protect your table from hot dishes. With a few handfuls of corks, some wood and a load of hot glue you can make your own trivet in next to no time.

With Thanksgiving coming up next week my creative juices have been flowing. Since we are hosting 20 family members, I just want to get anything and everything that I can done ahead of time. Now this project definitely wasn’t a must have for Thanksgiving, but I think it will be nice. I am a total wine […]

How many of us have opened a fabulous bottle of wine only to discard the cork when done. Thanks to my friend David I'm now inspired to collect them to

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