DIY Projects For Every Kind Of Wine Drinker

From cork animals to wine bottle architecture. Here are a variety of wine projects to satisfy every level of DIYer - and every palette.

Cork Stamps

Via sweetspotcards.com

Cork stamps are easy to make, and fun to use. And you only need one cork to get started.

Cork Animals

Via wineenthusiast.com

Dress up your corks with this kit here or make them yourself with pins and pipecleaners.

Dragonflies

Via winecorksart.com

Super easy to make these dragonflies, just connect your corks using toothpicks.

Mini Planters

Via etsy.com

Get the kit here, or make them yourself with a little dirt and an air plant. Full step-by-step here.

Cork Coasters

Via newenglandfineliving.com

These coasters are made by halving the corks and gluing them to a wood square.

Wine Bottle Candle Holder

Via stylemotivation.com

Find a few bottles in various shapes and sizes, and cut the bottom of the bottles off. Then place them on a wood cutting board or a planter bottom. Add tea-lights and you're good to go.

Chalkboard Bottles

Via allparenting.com

Chalkboard paint + empty wine bottles. Step-by-step here.

Yarn Or Twine Covered Bottles

Via craveorcreate.blogspot.com

Make a few of these in different colors for a fun mantle piece, or use them as vases for dried flowers.

Square Cork Boards

Via younghouselove.com

Simple and fun cork boards. Gull step-by-step here.

Monotone Painted Bottles

Via multer.com

Use a glue gun to write on the bottle and then paint the bottle. Can also be done with raised lettering - just check out this step-by-step.

Wine Glass Art

Via etsy.com

This bottle art made of corks using the reds for accent color. Check out more of Leah's Corkeations' work here.

Abstract Wall Hanging

Via projectrowhouse.blogspot.com

If you've got a decent number of corks at your disposal, this might be more your speed. Full step-by-step here.

Wine Bottle Vases

Via markmontanoblogs.blogspot.com

If you want to get all super fancy with your painted bottles, try these beautiful cut bottle vases .

Wall Art With Cork Frame

Via thevspotblog.com

Frame any art you'd like with this cork matt, or create the entire wall quote with this step-by-step.

Cork Letter Art

Nothing says I know how to recycle my wine corks quite like these personalized cork letters. Learn how to make them here.

Decorative Wall Scroll

Via lifelovelarson.blogspot.com

This lovely wall art is from an Anthropologie store. Corks glued together using a glue gun and then attached to the wall.

Cork Spheres

Via lovelybride.com

Another decorate piece from Anthropologie. Attach your corks using wood skewers to a large styrofoam ball.

Painted Wine Bottles

Via multer.com

Paint your bottles with acrylic paint like these works of art by artist Valri Peyser. Check out more of her bottle art here.

Wine Cork Chandelier

Via moxandfodder.com

This not only requires a good amount of corks, a little patience and a steady hand may also come in handy. Full step-by-step here.

Via etsy.com

If you've got the time, and the corks, you can build your feathered friends this cork birdhouse. Or just hop on over to here and buy one from Carefully Corked.

Wine Bottle Ceiling Fixture

Via stylemotivation.com

Multi-colored bottles, a little crafty bottle-cutting... and a little electric work. Piece of cake.

Cork Chair

Via Flickr: aaronkramer

This amazing cork chair by Aaron Kramer is made using approximately 2500 corks. Check out his step-by-step pics here.

Wine Bottle Wall

Via raumlabor.net

The OFFICINA ROMA has a kitchen made entirely of old wine bottles.

Cork Vases

Via oneofacork.com

Not only does these striking vases require some craftsmanship, you're probably going to also need somewhat of a distinguished palette - to the tune of about 700 corks. Check out more of these vases here.

Wine Bottle Ceiling

Via ortablu.org

Finally, if you happen to have 5,000 wine bottles hanging around, this glass ceiling might be up your aisle.

Inspired? You know what to do.

Via pinterest.com

If you should need some help picking out the proper color wine bottle, hop on over to Wine Library. They'll hook you up.