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The start of it all…this was one of my first projects….
The fun part of this one is collecting enough corks (144) to produce one…I think all my family and friends have receieved one of these over the last few years as gifts…
Not much detail, but a great looking project for the cottage…
-- 'Original Rudge' Muskoka, Cdn
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darryl
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#1 posted 1787 days ago
that’s cool. my wife has wanted to make something similar.
is that center piece finished with chalk board paint?
teenagewoodworker
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#2 posted 1787 days ago
cool, my (someone related to me somehow) makes those and sells them at craft shows. all like 20 of us in the extended family send them to her. thanks for the post!
lew
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#3 posted 1787 days ago
This is neat!
We have a “trivet” made in a similar fashion.
Lew
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Rudge
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#4 posted 1787 days ago
Darryl, Yes that is chalk board paint….but I have also had some interest with one with a mirror as well….
thanks all for the comments guys…
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Chris
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#5 posted 1787 days ago
Very cool… Nice work Rudge…
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brunob
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#6 posted 1787 days ago
Great use for the corks. Half the fun is in the consumption of the wine, but I don’t drink that much wine. Any way they could be made from beer cans? :>)
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Lee A. Jesberger
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#7 posted 1786 days ago
Wow;
That sure is a lot of drinking!
Must have taken hours took drink all that wine.LOL
Nice post!
Lee
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Rudge
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#8 posted 1786 days ago
I won’t get you wrong gang….i have drank some of those bottles, but I have a lot of family and friends that collect them for me….
-- 'Original Rudge' Muskoka, Cdn
jockmike2
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#9 posted 1786 days ago
Yea, what Lee said, LOL, must of been a fun project.
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scottb
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#10 posted 1785 days ago
I saw similar inspired projects on our honeymoon to wine country, and I’ve “been gonna” make something as soon as I collected enough. With help from family (over the better part of a decade) I’ve got at least a full grocery bags worth – which should be enough for a small project or two ;)
thanks for rekindling the imagination (drinking a nice glass of sparkling italian red as I type this – another cork for the pile!
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