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" 1. Quiet cabinet doors. Nobody enjoys the sound of a slamming cabinet door. To help silence noise, slice thin, circular slabs from the end of a cork and glue the pieces to the inside corners of each door. 2. Keep knife blades razor sharp. Storing knives loose in drawers causes blades to nick and turn dull.Protect the blades by gluing several corks together side by side into a strip, then resting the blades in the formed crevices. 3. Create charming place cards.  Add an elegant touch to your table setting by using wine corks to display seating cards. Using a craft knife, make a lengthwise slice off of one rounded side of the cork to create a flat surface. Then, resting the cork on the flat side you&amp;#039;ve created, cut a deep slit on the opposite side to create a holder for the seating card. 4. Stop table wobble. If your chair or table legs have grown uneven from wear and tear, steady them by gluing small circular discs cut from wine corks underneath suspect legs. Added bonus? The cork will keep your floors from getting scratched! 5. Create a pincushion. A wine cork&amp;#039;s soft skin makes it perfect for storing pins and needles. Simply poke pointed ends through the cork to keep them organized for your next sewing project and out of harm&amp;#039;s way.       "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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