What to do with all the corks and caps, well until you decide, fill a basket.
It still won’t answer the age old question, “corks or screw caps” but it’s pretty to look at and environmentally responsible.
What to do with all the corks and caps, well until you decide, fill a basket.
It still won’t answer the age old question, “corks or screw caps” but it’s pretty to look at and environmentally responsible.
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Ha! Yes, of course. Why didn’t I think of a basket? I’ve got corks lying about every which way. Just can’t ever seem to decide what to do with them, and refuse to throw them away. Thank you!
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Once you get enough of them in a low basket it makes a nice coffee table feature.
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Yes, I should think so!
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We have a decorative bowl that I put mine in – great when having people over – and fun to look back on the wines we’ve drank 🙂
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Hey putting it on a coffee table works just great for a conversation piece.
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I would be embarrassed to tell you how many cork vessels (in sizes varying from totally reasonable to completely ridiculous) I have scattered throughout my house . . .
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Have you thought about taking them to your local retirement homes. They love them for crafting of all kinds. I just wait until my basket fills and the in to plastic shopping bag they go, for the next time I am out near our biggest retirement complex
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I have not – great idea!! I have enough corks for about 457 different craft projects!
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I used to have at least that many until my wife put her foot down and sais she was tired of picking them up all over the house when our daughters dogs would pack them around. Now every other month I am a hero at the senior citizens center.
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What a great idea!
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I kept corks in a wine decanter for a while. It looked interesting. 🙂
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But where do you keep the decanter? Storage or decoration.
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Decoration.
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