Wine Cork Heart

It’s time for the January edition of the Creative Craft Hop

Thank you Sara from Birdz of a Feather

for being our wonderful hostess!

Whether you are a friend, reader, or visitor from Birdz of a Feather

{isn’t her Geometric Wall Art cool!}

Welcome, we are so happy you are here!

Today I have a fun Valentine craft for you,

a heart made out of wine corks and glass beads

This Valentine heart had a humble beginning as a pile of wine corks

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Lay out a heart shape with the corks before gluing them together

I started by making the top part of the heart,

making two triangular shapes with a row of 2,

then a row of 3, then a row of 4

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Then a row of 7 which joined the two triangular shapes together,

then a row of 6, 5, 4, 3, 2,

and one forming the point at the bottom of the heart

The single cork at the bottom has a metal cap on it,

It was from a special bottle of wine that I love

I used E6000 glue but of course a glue gun would work too

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I painted it in an ombre fashion with shades of pink and red

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Some of the corks looked pretty rough~

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Nothing that a little bling can’t fix!

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I used red and clear glass flat sided beads

to cover up all the lumps and bumps

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The silver balls in a random pattern

helped cover up big gaps between the corks and added more sparkle

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I glued a pink gem to the cork with the metal top

at the bottom of the heart

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A pretty Valentine heart!

Save those corks! 💗

Next up on the hop is Niki from Life as a Leo Wife

with her clever Easy Chunky Yarn Heart Wreath

You can see all the creative crafts by my talented friends

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My Thrift Store Addiction Upcycled Whimsical Winter Birds

Southern Sunflowers DIY Thrift Store Wooden Heart Makeover

Birdz of a Feather Geometric Wall Art

The Painted Apron Wine Cork Heart

Life as a Leo WifeEasy Chunky Yarn Heart Wreath

Blue Sky at Home How to Make Valentine Pillows with Pom-Poms

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41 Responses to “Wine Cork Heart”
  1. sarator says:

    Wow, that is so pretty Jenna! What a brilliant way to glam up something so humble as cork!

  2. Pam says:

    Brrr…good morning Jenna! This is a cute idea using wine corks! I would have never
    thought of this fun way to make a heart. I always enjoy seeing your creativity!

    I plan to stay inside all day. It is snowing now, but I don’t think it will amount to much. Yikes it is cold…stay warm!

  3. It’s moments like this that I wish I hadn’t passed on the rest of my corks in my yard sale! (Well, not all of them — I still have rather a lot but they got a bit depleted with kid crafts this winter!). I’m hanging on to this post though, because I’ll be replenishing and this would be a fun one to make!

  4. Anonymous says:

    Those glass gems make all the difference in this project, Jenna…and who doesn’t love a little bling??

  5. That’s a super cool idea!

  6. Mary says:

    I remember and pinned your wine cork heart project Jenna! Such a fun and festive upcycle craft project. Stay warm ♥

  7. Terrie Lynn Tipler says:

    I love how your cork heart completes your Valentine’s table. It looks amazing, Jenna. Thanks for sharing!

  8. Gail Griffin says:

    You’ve created a super cute and sweet cork heart, Jenna! The perfect addition to your lovely Valentine table setting! Simple beautiful!

  9. Anonymous says:

    Jenna, this is so pretty and I love that the colors you used create an ombre effect!
    Blessings, Cecilia @ My Thrift Store Addiction

  10. Kari says:

    How clever you are Jenna making a heart out of the corks. I don’t know why, but I just can’t seem to toss out the corks. LOL It was good that you had the “bling” on hand as they made the heart even more special. It appears that almost all of the country is COLD, so great projects to keep busy although I’m going to get under the covers and read a good book. 🤗

  11. lghiggins says:

    Such a cute idea! I’m not quite ready for Valentine’s Day yet although a neighbor took down her Christmas decorations and put up a heart wreath on December 26. 🙄 I like your way of easing out of December and into winter by changing out only some of your decorations.

  12. Southern Sunflowers says:

    Your cork heart looks great and the extra bling takes it over the top! It looks wonderful on your table, too.

  13. NikiLEOwife says:

    This is so cute! It’s great hopping with you. Pinned.
    Niki | Life as a LEO Wife

  14. The glass beads are the perfect little extra bling for this project. Looks great on your table.

  15. Jill Kuhn says:

    I have a bird house made out of corks! Love your Valentine heart with the added bling! So pretty 💗

  16. You are so creative – love the wine cork valentine heart! It is so precious!

  17. Nancy says:

    This wine cork heart is darling. I enjoyed seeing it with the antique key.
    Such a fun way to use corks. And I love the added bling too.
    Darling!

  18. Anonymous says:

    What a great way to use saved wine corks! We have a ton. Your ombre color scheme is a great look.

  19. Jenna,
    So cute, Congratulations, you are being featured on TFT. https://www.eclecticredbarn.com/2024/01/valentine-decor-on-tft.html
    Hugs,
    Bev

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