No more worries about dropping your boat key in the ocean, with a cork attached it’ll float! You only need a loop screw, a small key chain ring, a wine cork and your key.
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My name is Nadia, i am soon to be 16. I live in Denmark, but goes on a high school in Sweden. I draw all the time, watch movies and takes tons of pictures.
By Nadia
on September 17, 2012 at 7:42 pm
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All right Thanks for stopping by Nadia!
By Erlend
on September 17, 2012 at 8:27 pm
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Thanks for a terrific Idea. I’m doing this one soon.
By Amy
on September 17, 2012 at 10:12 pm
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By Erlend
on September 17, 2012 at 10:27 pm
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I’ve lost two corks this way and almost lost a third today. Use an artificial cork and glue around the screw. Even with glue, real cork doesn’t hold up well to the rigors of a key chain. Fun stuff tho! Enjoy!
By Mouse
on September 18, 2012 at 2:25 am
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Great tip My key is made out of light aluminium, so it’ll might hold up the rigors of the small key chain – time will show
By Erlend
on September 18, 2012 at 9:01 am
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Wow your blog is awesome! Greeting from Finland
By Hensu
on September 18, 2012 at 5:49 pm
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Kiitos!
By Erlend
on September 18, 2012 at 6:01 pm
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I saw a similar keychain in a winery in Valpolicella!
very nice!
By Olly
on September 21, 2012 at 6:29 pm
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By Erlend
on September 21, 2012 at 7:03 pm
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By Erlend
on September 30, 2012 at 9:49 am
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Hi Erlend
I found your blog over at 36th Avenue. I live in the Middle East now but was born in Spain and brought up in the UK. Love all your creations and am really looking forward to seeing more in the future. I’m off to subscribe to your email now so I don’t miss anything.
I’ve just met your page and I have to tell u: You’re so inspiring!! You’ve de ability to transform ordinary things in something special. Congrats * (and sorry for my english..i’m a spanish reader) ^^ Lau.
By Erlend
on December 20, 2012 at 4:01 pm
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What a great idea! We love wine, and save corks for other projects but I never thought to do this. And in fact, I believe my husband has some rings in his tool box. Definitely going to do this Would make a great gift to when the gift includes a key, like a new car, motorcycle, boat, or new apartment.
My name is Nadia, i am soon to be 16. I live in Denmark, but goes on a high school in Sweden. I draw all the time, watch movies and takes tons of pictures.
All right
Thanks for stopping by Nadia!
Thanks for a terrific Idea. I’m doing this one soon.
I’ve lost two corks this way and almost lost a third today. Use an artificial cork and glue around the screw. Even with glue, real cork doesn’t hold up well to the rigors of a key chain. Fun stuff tho! Enjoy!
Great tip
My key is made out of light aluminium, so it’ll might hold up the rigors of the small key chain – time will show 
Wow your blog is awesome! Greeting from Finland
I saw a similar keychain in a winery in Valpolicella!
very nice!
Love this one too!
Hi Erlend
I found your blog over at 36th Avenue. I live in the Middle East now but was born in Spain and brought up in the UK. Love all your creations and am really looking forward to seeing more in the future. I’m off to subscribe to your email now so I don’t miss anything.
Hi there Maria – Thanks for visiting
I’ve just met your page and I have to tell u: You’re so inspiring!! You’ve de ability to transform ordinary things in something special. Congrats * (and sorry for my english..i’m a spanish reader) ^^ Lau.
Thank you Laura
What a great idea! We love wine, and save corks for other projects but I never thought to do this. And in fact, I believe my husband has some rings in his tool box. Definitely going to do this
Would make a great gift to when the gift includes a key, like a new car, motorcycle, boat, or new apartment.
That’s great Emily – start planning those gifts! Thanks for your comment and have a super weekend