Rustic Wine Cork Snowman

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DIY Rustic Wine Cork Snowman

The Supplies

Fabric scraps
Scrap wood board
Deco Art Vintage Wash in black
Cotton cloth
Fabric scraps
Hot glue gun
Wine corks

Grab your scrap piece of wood and apply the vintage wash. Let it dry.

For the snowman pieces, cut the fabric scraps a bit wider than the cork and long enough to wrap around the cork with a bit of overlap.

Using your glue gun, secure the fabric to the cork.

Once all your corks are wrapped in fabric, it’s time to assemble the snowman! The amount you need will depend on the size of your wood scrap piece. We ended up with 20 fabric wrapped corks and did a test run before securing them down with the glue gun.