
I've been meaning to write this post for. ever. Also, I've just been meaning to write any new post for a while....
Ok, here goes!
If you've been to my house, you might have noticed my collection of corks. People are equally fascinated or weirded out by this collection.
If you're a Jew in Brookline, you might have given me a baggy full of your corks. (in which case, thank you!)
Ok, here goes!
If you've been to my house, you might have noticed my collection of corks. People are equally fascinated or weirded out by this collection.
If you're a Jew in Brookline, you might have given me a baggy full of your corks. (in which case, thank you!)

Here is the first project that I undertook with them. (with Josh peaking out from behind the wall...)
Many people have asked how to make this project. It's actually quite easy. The hardest parts were finding a mirror and collecting the corks. If you've got both of those, you're almost there.
Materials
Corks
Glue gun and glue
Mirror (I used one like this from IKEA that I had lying around, scraped off the tiles, and covered the remaining mess with corks - but it looks like they sell one without any tiles on it to begin with!)
Many people have asked how to make this project. It's actually quite easy. The hardest parts were finding a mirror and collecting the corks. If you've got both of those, you're almost there.
Materials
Corks
Glue gun and glue
Mirror (I used one like this from IKEA that I had lying around, scraped off the tiles, and covered the remaining mess with corks - but it looks like they sell one without any tiles on it to begin with!)

Because I wanted to cover up the left over gunk (dried glue) from the tiles that I pealed off, I made a double layer of corks. This picture to the left shows the first row of the first layer. After I finished going all the way around with this row/layer, I did one more row above it, before making another layer on top.
Each step (row/layer) would have been enough, without me adding more. But I wanted a more full look.
If you're making one, you can experiment with round/square mirrors. Or try layering the corks differently.
Each step (row/layer) would have been enough, without me adding more. But I wanted a more full look.
If you're making one, you can experiment with round/square mirrors. Or try layering the corks differently.