I knew there was something I could do with all those wine corks! Here is a supercute idea to label your garden and my recipe for pesto enjoy! ♥.
What you need:wine corks
bamboo skewers
drill and drillbit about the size of your skewers
finepoint permanent marker
plant trimmer
First, write out your plant names on each cork.
Carefully drill into the bottom of each cork–make sure to drill directly into the center of the cork so you don’t drill out the side into your hand! I drilled a little over an inch deep into mine, or about the length of the corkscrew part of the bit.
If you’ll be using these for potted plants, trim the bamboo skewers to a length that will fit using a pair of plant trimmers.
Insert the end of the skewer into the hole you drilled–it should be a tight fit, so you’ll need to twist and push the cork onto the skewer so that it goes all the way in.
That’s it! Your seeds and plants are all name-tagged up and ready to go!
and as promised my homemade pesto recipe!
http://europeancutie.blogspot.com/2011/08/homemade-italian-pesto.html
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so enjoy that glass of vino!...remember to save your corks as I described above and order your wines now! ♥
Here is a great website on the institute of wine
If you are a licensed winegrower, or you own or lease a bonded winery or a bonded wine cellar in California and are producing or selling wine in the state, you are eligible to become a Wine Institute member. Their mission is to initiate and advocate public policy that enhances the ability to responsibly produce, promote and enjoy wine
Why join their membership program? Because your membership will: Support efforts to enhance wine's image, Help expand your market,Improve your business,Elevate your interests to a national level, Help fight taxes and trade barriers in all 50 states, Give you a stronger voice in the industry. check out the website today! http://www.wineinstitute.org/
What you need:wine corks
bamboo skewers
drill and drillbit about the size of your skewers
finepoint permanent marker
plant trimmer
First, write out your plant names on each cork.
Carefully drill into the bottom of each cork–make sure to drill directly into the center of the cork so you don’t drill out the side into your hand! I drilled a little over an inch deep into mine, or about the length of the corkscrew part of the bit.
If you’ll be using these for potted plants, trim the bamboo skewers to a length that will fit using a pair of plant trimmers.
Insert the end of the skewer into the hole you drilled–it should be a tight fit, so you’ll need to twist and push the cork onto the skewer so that it goes all the way in.
That’s it! Your seeds and plants are all name-tagged up and ready to go!
and as promised my homemade pesto recipe!
Here is a great wine website with great tasting wines and gifts! serenata wine gifts delivered to your home!
so enjoy that glass of vino!...remember to save your corks as I described above and order your wines now! ♥
Here is a great website on the institute of wine
If you are a licensed winegrower, or you own or lease a bonded winery or a bonded wine cellar in California and are producing or selling wine in the state, you are eligible to become a Wine Institute member. Their mission is to initiate and advocate public policy that enhances the ability to responsibly produce, promote and enjoy wine
Why join their membership program? Because your membership will: Support efforts to enhance wine's image, Help expand your market,Improve your business,Elevate your interests to a national level, Help fight taxes and trade barriers in all 50 states, Give you a stronger voice in the industry. check out the website today! http://www.wineinstitute.org/
As someone who (ahem) has way too many wine corks, this is a brilliant idea!
ReplyDeleteHomemade pesto no way!! Brilliant!!!
ReplyDeleteThose wine cork labels are adorable :)
ReplyDeleteAnd i love home made pesto!
thanks everone! :) happy vino drinking and basil growing!
ReplyDeletewhat a cute idea!!! ill have to show this one to my dad :) He has a garden...and loves wine, so im sure he's got a few corks laying around
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