I think mentioned this event a couple of months ago and I’m bringing it up again as the draws near. It’s Glass Fest being held in the Gaffer District in Corning, NY. The Corning Museum of Glass is one of the many sponsors and the event is being held from May 27-30, 2010. There are many events associated with Glass Fest including an 8k run, wine tasting, outdoor glass blowing and music. Definitely check out their web site and if you’re in the area or are going to the area do check it out. And if you do go, send me a note or some pictures so I can hear how it was. It certainly sounds like a super good time!
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Handmade with a Past: Tuesday’s Top Recycled Etsy Find
If you love a good wine and a stylish cheese platter, then this recycled flat wine bottle cheese board will be your new best friend. Not only does it combine two of life’s greatest pleasures, but it also gives a second life to old wine bottles, turning them into something functional and chic.
I stumbled across a similar piece at a friend’s gathering last year, and I couldn’t stop admiring it. The wine bottle was almost unrecognizable—transformed into a sleek, modern board for snacks and small bites. It’s the perfect conversation starter, and honestly, it brings a certain wow factor to any dinner party or casual gathering.
This cheese board isn’t just pretty; it’s practical too. The smooth surface is ideal for serving everything from crackers to fruit to your favorite cheeses. Plus, it’s an awesome example of recycling and upcycling, keeping those old bottles out of landfills while elevating your entertaining game.
Why we love it:
Made from recycled flat wine bottles, adding sustainability to your kitchen
A unique upcycled home decor item that’s also super functional
Ideal for wine lovers, eco-conscious hosts, or anyone who loves a good cheese board
Not only does this board make for a stylish and sustainable addition to your kitchen, but it also makes for an awesome gift for those who love eco-friendly entertaining.