Remember the cute cork heart that I showed you a couple of weeks ago? I finally broke out my stash of corks and my brand new heavy-duty glue gun and created one of my own! I love corks (I dream about having cork flooring some day – so pretty and cushy and green!), and there’s seriously something therepeutic about gluing lots and lots of small objects together to create something bigger and better. I picked up all of my corks at Goodwill a couple of years ago – two gallon sized bags for $.99! It may have taken me awhile, but I knew there was a crafty future for those little guys someday!
Now this cute cork heart has a home on my kitchen wall next to the pantry, right next to my ugly etched glass wheat motif pantry doors. Totally glad to be able to draw some attention away from that design atrocity 😉
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| Note to self: Fix one of the ribbons so that they’re symmetrical…that’s going to drive me nuts! |
Lisa Marie Miles says
That looks awesome! What a great idea:)
2littlehooligans says
adorable! i wish i drank enough wine to make one of these. guess i will have to make others save their corks for me:)
Anonymous says
I have saved enough corks to make this , any other ideas for different shapes, maybe a shamrock?? Love your idea. e
Heidi @ Moms Crafty Space says
I have seen some fantastic monograms made out of corks…that’s what I’m saving mine up for now! 🙂
Portia says
What did you use to attach the ribbon. I made a heart for my front door, and now I am trying to get ideas on how to hang it.
Heidi says
Hi Portia! I used hot glue to attach a ribbon loop to the back of my cork heart to hang it, but you could also attach the ribbon with a straight pin – just stick it through the ribbon and straight into the cork! 🙂
Denise says
Eye screws work too, all different sizes at Home Depot.
jo says
Love the cork hearts great idea, probably a silly question but how do your keep the shape as it got bigger? are they just hot glue gunned together? xxxxThank you xx
Heidi says
They’re just hot glued together – no backing or anything holding it all together. I glued at every point where the cork touches another cork. It’s surprisingly sturdy!