I collect wine corks, as well as the cute Muselet cage caps from Champagne, Prosecco, Cava, and really any sparkling wine. While I have many, many uses for corks (read my Cork Craft Round-Up here), I never really knew what to do with the caps until I found a listing for magnets on Etsy. I had collected over 50 caps and decided my close crafty friends would get a magnet set this year for Christmas. I kept a few for myself, as some have sentimental value. They were so easy to make, so I’m sharing that simple process here!
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Champagne Cork Cap Magnets
These magnets only need E6000 glue (E6000 230010 Craft Adhesive
- Stagger magnets on a metal cookie sheet to keep them from moving around
- Glue felt or foam to magnet first, let dry overnight
- Glue caps to felt/foam the next day, let dry overnight
- The caps will be attracted to the magnets, so keep them a good distance apart from each other during gluing
Aren’t they cute? Any other ideas for cork caps? Comment below!