Cork tiles are so easy to find at crafts stores and there are loads of fun things you can do with them. There are literally hundreds of wine bottle cork projects, but if you're looking for something a little bit different, I think you'll find it here. With so many choices, the only trouble will be which project you want to do first. Get ready to be inspired. And as always, feel free to let me know how it goes.
1. DIY Cork Board Map
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To make this, attach several cork tiles together, then tack a map over the top and hang it. You can also use Modge Podge to secure the map to the tiles.
2. Turn the Back of an Old Chair into Corkboards
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Hang this on the wall and you'll have a fashionable and fun lace to tack up all your important papers.
3. Personalized Mod Podge Coasters
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Cut cork tiles into smaller squares and glue tiles to them to create one of a kind coasters for your coffee table.
4. DIY Memo Board
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The lovely fabric and ribbon covers the cork and makes it look fancy, while also still being there to tack things to.
5. Inspiration Board
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Hang several cork tiles covered in fabric on your wall and use it as your very own inspiration board.
6. Scrabble Gallery Wall Art
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Scrabble enthusiasts will love having this personalized wall art in their home.
7. DIY String Art without Using a Hammer
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Instead of having to nail your design into wood, use pins pushed into cork tiles instead. So easy!
8. Modern Wall Art
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Use paint to make your cork tiles stand out, then hang them as unique and one of a kind wall art in any room of your house.
9. Painted Mouse Pad from a Plain Cork Tile
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Cut and paint a cork tile to create the mousepad of your dreams. You'll smile every time you see it.
10. Old Cabinet Doors Repurposed
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This handy little thing will streamline your kitchen without looking out of place.
11. Jewelry Holder
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Hang this in your bedroom and you'll never have to worry about finding your jewelry ever again.
12. Painted Cork Coasters
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Forget the tiles and just paint cork tiles to create absorbent and lovely coasters.
13. Bottle Caps
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Bottle caps on cork tiles is easy and fun. Paint the cork so that it blends with your table.
14. Scrabble Board Picture Frame
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Use an old game board and some cork tiles to make a fun photo frame to hang on your wall.
15. Hanging Frames
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Frame some cork tiles and use them to hang a huge variety of things.
16. Headboard
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I saved the best for last! Use cork tiles to create this stunning headboard. Do you love it as much as I do?
What other cork tile crafts can you add to this list? Do you see a craft you want to do today?
Frequently Asked Questions
- What are some easy crafts I can make with cork tiles?
- Oh, where to start? You can make coasters, bulletin boards, wall art, trivets, custom stamps, and even planters. The options are endless!
- Can I paint on cork tiles?
- Absolutely! Just make sure you use acrylic paint for the best results. A primer helps too if you want vibrant colors.
- Where can I buy cork squares for my projects?
- Walmart is a good option for cork squares, but you can also find them at craft stores like Michael's or online on sites like Amazon.
- Do I need any special tools to work with cork sheets?
- Not really, but having a good craft knife, ruler, and some strong glue can make things a lot easier. If you’re painting, some brushes and paint would be handy too.
- Is it easy to attach cork tiles to the wall?
- Super easy! Self-adhesive cork tiles are a breeze to stick on, but if you’re using regular ones, a strong adhesive spray or double-sided tape should do the trick.