Thanks for posting this. I love working with cork for earrings and this sounds and looks like a great idea.

Marilyn you are a GREAT teacher. Your instructions are super easy to follow not intimidating at all. This was a no brainer subscribe for me!

I just went there yesterday and bought some and then found your video...Thank you so much I can't wait to try your process. ❤️

Thank you for this tip. I made a cellphone case for my niece and the fabric is keeping its shape!

Love the mirror sticker! great idea

Awesome idea thanks for sharing can't wait to try

Great idea! Thank you.

Very informative. Thanks 😊

Good video thanks ❤

I found this material a couple of months ago and started using it, but had been trying to find a fix for the frays. I SOOOO appreciate your helpful tips on this! I'm going to start using this homemade stiffener right away!!! Thanks Marilyn!! - Ang

Well done

I just use iron on vinyl on back of my cork or faux leather and they cut and look great.

Thanks for the tips. Was looking at cork leather and decided to find out more about it here on YT before purchasing it. Glad I found you. Question: Will the Explore Air 2 cut cork leather?

My daughter worked for springfield leather for several years. She kept me stocked up. I sure wish she still worked there lol.

I saw this cork fabric today looking for the leather remnants you were talking about. I wonder if this process will work on like the faux leather since they can be a bit flimsy as well. I will be trying this idea when I go and purchase some cork fabric. Thank you!

I haven't tried this yet but definitely on my to do list. Do you use a sealer on the earrings before you put them together?

if the cork gets wet, wouldn't the glue wash away which would leave it fraying in the future? definitely wouldn't suggest wearing them while in the shower or while swimming, just imagining getting caught in the rain

Are you able to then apply any sort of decal with heat transfer on the front or would the heat press activate the glue?

What cricut blade did you use for the cork earrings?

For the cork fabric that was not treated, what setting did you cut it on?

Great way to save a lot of money.

Thanks so much for this wonderful idea! It's 2022 now and Hobby Lobby no longer has it's fabric on sale at all times like they used to, so I have not bothered to shop there in a while. But I did check on-line to see if they have cork because I plan to make small zipper pouches to sell. I will go in next week when the fabric is back on sale and maybe ask for a sample but maybe you can help me. Have you used this cork for anything other than earrings? In making pouches, I will install a zipper so I need a cork that will not split at the seams or folds. Do you have an opinion about whether or not the thickness and quality of backing would make their cork suitable for bag making? I was also wondering if I couldn't paint it to make contrasting colors with permanent fabric dye. Or even do some artsy painting on it or stamp it, or white wash it. I'm full of ideas after watching your video. I love getting around expensive supplies. I have found some beautiful cork, but when you want to sell things, you have to find deals or work with less expensive products! I love how you made this work with the 'fabric stiffener'! Way to go!

What material do you select on maker?

I know this video is quite old, but, .... if you use the DIY fabric stiffener, can you still but an Iron On on the back - either glitter iron on or foil iron on?

I use my scan n cut to cut all my earrings, but when I get my faux leather or cork mine is already kinda stiff.?????

Can I use modge podge?