Put those wine corks to good use, creating a spooky cute Recycled Cork Frankenstein. This easy Halloween home decor goes together in just about 30 minutes with limited supplies. A fun craft to make in an afternoon with your girlfriends.
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Wine Cork Frankenstein Home Decor
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DIY Wine Cork Frankenstein
- Recycled Wine Corks – 20
- DecoArt Americana Acrylic Craft Paint – Hauser Light Green
- DecoArt Dazzling Metallics – Shimmering Silver
- Kunin Classic Felt 9” by 12” Craft Cuts – Black
- Wiggle Eyes – Dollar Tree
- Glue Gun and Glue Sticks – Dollar Tree
- Wooden Bead – Dollar Tree
- Wooden Mini Spools (2)
- Scissors – I love my Fiskars!
- Basecoat Paintbrush Set – DecoArt
- White Chalk Pencil or Straight Pins
- CORK FRANKENSTEIN PATTERNS download from the bottom of this post
Upcycled Wine Cork Frankenstein
STEP ONE
To begin the Cork Frankenstein, gather all supplies. Lay out 20 corks on your work surface, in five rows of four corks each. This bag of recycled wine corks is perfect for all your home decor needs!
STEP TWO
Attach the corks together in rows using a glue gun and glue sticks. Then stack and glue the rows together into five rows of four corks each to create a rectangle. If using liquid craft glue, hold the corks together with a rubber band during the drying process.
STEP THREE
Using the photo as your guide, paint the ends of the corks with Hauser Light Green acrylic craft paint using a paintbrush. I love Americana Acrylics from DecoArt because they have one-coat coverage on most surfaces.
STEP FOUR
Download, print, and cut out the CORK FRANKENSTEIN PATTERNS from the bottom of this post. Trace or pin the patterns to Kunin Classics Black Felt and cut them out with scissors. A white chalk pencil is perfect for tracing patterns onto dark colors of felt.
STEP FIVE
Attach the zig zag edge of the black felt Frankenstein hair to the top row of corks with a glue gun and glue sticks. Kunin Classic Felt comes in 9″ by 12″ Craft Cuts that make all your DIY projects quick and easy since it won't fray when cut.
Fold the large rectangle of black felt over and attach it to the top of the corks with a glue gun and glue sticks.
Glue the remaining felt tabs to the right-hand and left-hand side of the top row of corks. Attaching the hair to all three sides will give the project a finished look.
STEP SIX
Basecoat the wooden bead with Hauser Light Green acrylic craft paint. Set aside to dry and apply a second coat, if necessary. When painting small items like beads, place them on the end of a paintbrush handle. The Dollar Tree craft section is perfect for finding good-quality arts and crafts supplies and getting creative!
STEP SEVEN
Paint the two mini wooden spools with Shimmering Silver acrylic craft paint. Let the paint dry and apply a second coat, if necessary. Use the paintbrush handle trick to paint the wooden spools.
STEP EIGHT
To create Frankenstein’s face, attach two wiggle eyes and the wooden bead nose with a glue gun and glue sticks. Glue the eyebrow over the top of the wiggle eyes, and the mouth under the eyes. Attach the silver spools to the right and left side, using the photo as a guide.
Download the Cork Frankenstein Patterns HERE
Halloween Wine Cork Decor
Quick to make for family, friends, co-workers, or especially the kids’ teachers. Your family and friends will never know how easy this trendy Recycled Wine Cork Frankenstein was to create! Add it to your Halloween home decor for an upscale look.
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