15 Awesome Crafts With Plastic Forks
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When it comes to making with our kids, and sometimes even ourselves, it’s a lot of fun and exciting to work with materials that you wouldn’t normally use. Our favorite projects are always made with seemingly random objects, and even if they’re the simplest things, our kids feel the same way. So, what is the current obsession with unconventional hand tools, you ask? Believe it or not, we can’t stop making with plastic forks!
Check out these 15 different kinds of awesome crafts, from useful to decorative, they are all use Plastic forks!
1. Plastic Fork Cactus Decoration
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Sometimes we like to make useful things, but sometimes we really enjoy making just for the sake of making. It’s so much fun to turn something ordinary into something totally different! That’s why we love this fun little decorative cactus made with plastic forks so much. All you really need are some plastic forks and a hot glue gun! Learn how shapes are made in the Pursuit of Functional Home.
2. Plastic Fork Easter Carrots
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Does your child really enjoy making with non-traditional materials?you know they will Love Made with plastic forks, so now you just need some ideas? Well, we know it’s Easter crafts, but if your kids are like ours, they don’t really follow the seasonal rules anyway, because they just want to make anything whenever they want! Check out how Glued To My Crafts uses green plastic forks that look like the stems of their paper carrots (but you can also just paint the white forks green).
3. Plastic Fork Lace Fan
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Are you going to make something when you decide you want to make something unconventional real Is it also unique when you’re at it?Well, we’re not sure how many tutorials there are about cute lace hand fans made of plastic forks you’ve seen before, but we’re obsessed with how sweet this looks moment we see it! Check out Easy Fresh Ideas for details on how the forks are layered and decorated.
4. Plastic spoon mirror
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OK, we know we should write about plastic forks, but how cool is this sunlight-inspired plastic spoon mirror? This effect can be easily mimicked with a fork and it looks just as great! You can use brightly colored plastic forks like the How To Recycle Spoons here, or, if you can only use regular white forks, you can paint them.
5. Plastic Fork Wall Wreath
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We’ve always loved the garlands on the walls and doors. They are simple decorations and they are always an eye opener. Beyond that, you can create an almost infinite number of different types of DIY garlands if you’re willing to think creatively about them and use materials you may not have used before, so of course plastic forks are an option! We like the way the Tangrila holds them on their claws, so the handles flare out like a starburst.
6. Sunburst Decoration
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Speaking of crafts that look like “bursts,” check out this awesome Plastic Fork Sunburst Craft from Pursuit of a Functional Home!It’s a great project to work with your kids on a rainy day because it’s artistic so they can get as creative as they want with their own style and decor, and it also works when it’s overcast outside Happy enough to brighten everyone’s spirit. If you can’t Please enjoy Sunshine, you can too make some of your own!
7. Plastic Fork Snowflake
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Are you still wondering how cool these “burst” style crafts look, but you’ve actually been trying to find winter-themed crafts because you’re already getting colder and your kids stuck a lot? In that case, check out these awesome abstract little snowflakes made from plastic forks and folded paper pinwheels! We love the way Regina’s Creations put the button in the middle, adding a little sparkle to each snowflake.
8. Plastic fork tower
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Are you still wondering how cool the idea of making an abstract sculpture like we showed you at the top of the list is, but you’re just not sure if a cactus is right for you? Maybe you’d rather do something that pays homage to your love of architecture! In that case, check out this awesome tower in a functional residential quest made entirely of strategically positioned plastic forks!
9. Washi tape cutlery
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Maybe you’re actually just throwing a party and you want to use disposable utensils because your kitchen is small and you want to reduce the number of dishes you’ll be making later, but you want them to look fancier than usual, just for you Keep your guests decorative and fun?In this case, we have a feeling that you will Love This super easy and cost-effective idea from Copy Cat Crafts. They wrapped the handles of the cutlery in colorful patterned washi tape, making it fun to look at each fork that guests grabbed in a different way!
10. Melted Fork Flowers
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The idea of using fire in crafts to do with kids is certainly not a good idea, but that doesn’t mean you can’t (carefully) use it to create when making things for yourself! Fave Crafts recommends exploring the temperature properties of plastic cutlery, melting plastic forks and spoons slightly to wrinkle and fold them so they start to look like petals, we think the end result is beautiful! This project is best done with a fork made of colored plastic, unless you want white flowers as the paint will just melt away.
11. Plastic Fork Print Painting
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Maybe your kids are too young, they’re not old enough to manipulate plastic to make things outside of Plastic forks, but you still intend to help them find new ways to use them in their production? Then check out this floral print paint idea from Net Mums! They make brightly colored imprints on the paper with the tip of a fork and fork dipped in paint, and then draw stems to turn those imprints into tulips.
12. Disposable Fork Puppet
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Whether the single-use fork you’re using is made of plastic, wood, or another compostable material, here’s a great craft that will show you how fun the shape of a fork can be! We love the way Funny Crafts uses felt and yarn to turn the forks into puppets with a variety of different color styles.
13. Plastic Fork Sunshine Painting
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You are Very Thought of using paint and plastic forks together, but you know your kids might be taken away and want painting Use a fork instead of just making a neat mark on their shape? Well, according to I Heart Crafty Things, that’s a great craft too! We love the way this painting looks like an abstract sun, and we’d be willing to bet that the kids who made it will have a blast.
14. Plastic Fork Angel Pendant
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Have you always loved making decorations and jewelry out of non-traditional materials, but never really thought that tableware was one of those beautiful, delicate things you could make? Well, Sayaka Ganz is here to show you the other way! They made a lovely beaded angel pendant using the fork’s head as the wings.
15. Plastic fork frame process
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Are your kids so excited about Halloween that they’ve started talking about making seasonal crafts, even though summer isn’t technically over yet? Ours do the same, so we always have a lot of ideas at hand, related to almost any subject, only Just in case they wake up one morning and decide to skip months to make something creepy. Now that you’ve got a plastic fork on hand, check out this cute skull idea from Crazy Woman’s Talk!
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