Horse Cork Ornament DIY

Horse Cork Ornament DIY

Have you ever found yourself with a surplus of wine corks, multiplying mysteriously in your kitchen? I know I have! Instead of letting them pile up, why not turn them into a charming little wine cork horse ornament?

Crafting a Corky Companion: Wine Cork Horse Ornament

Here’s a simple, fun, and affordable DIY project:

Materials:

  • Wine corks
  • Colored wool felt
  • Hot glue gun
  • Googly eyes or small push pins
  • String or ribbon
  • Optional: Craft knife to shape the corks

Instructions:

  1. Prep the Corks:

    • Shave the sides of the corks to create flat surfaces for the legs to adhere.
    • Angle the neck cork for a more realistic horse pose.
  2. Assemble the Horse:

    • Hot glue the legs to the body.
    • Glue the head to the neck, ensuring it’s angled downwards.
    • Attach the mane and tail using wool felt strips. Get creative with the length and style!
  3. Add the Finishing Touches:

    • Glue on googly eyes or push pins for the horse’s eyes.
    • Create a saddle and bridle using flat felt pieces.
    • Hot glue a string or ribbon to the underside of the saddle for hanging.

A Perfect Gift Idea:

This quirky little horse ornament makes a wonderful and unique gift for wine lovers. Collect corks from your wine-tasting adventures and transform them into a personalized keepsake.

So, the next time you uncork a bottle of wine, remember to save those corks. With a little creativity, you can turn them into a delightful piece of art. Cheers to crafting and creating!


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