DIY plastic spoon wreath

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DIY spoon wreath

Have a bunch of plastic spoons leftover from a summer barbecue? Turn those plastic eating utensils into a serious-statement decor piece with this easy DIY! This project turns plain white spoons into a beautiful and unique wreath you can hang in your living room, kitchen, bathroom or bedroom with pride!

To add a splash of color, we painted our plastic spoons in a beautiful aqua to add a summery flair. If you'd prefer not to paint, you can buy colored plastic spoons at Party City or Amazon! You can customize the colors to fit the theme of the room where you plan to hang it. Forget paying more than $100 for a wreath at those fancy department stores and make your own with this amazing DIY!

What you'll need: 

  • About 50 white plastic spoons
  • Colored spray paint
  • Hot glue gun
  • Cardboard
  • Decorative ribbon
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Step 1: Paint spoons with spray paint

Line the spoons up side by side so they are even.

Line up spoons

Then, standing a few feet away, spray the spoons with your colored spray paint. Be sure to stand far enough away so the paint doesn't cake onto the bowl of the spoon.

paint

Let the spoons dry completely. Then, flip them over and paint the other side. Let the spoons dry another hour-and-a-half before you move them.

dry

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Step 2: Glue spoons together

Practice lining up the spoons by placing the round bowl of the spoon on top of the top of the handle of a second spoon and repeating with one more spoon. (This will give you an idea on what it should look like.)

plastic spoons

Carefully place a dab of glue onto the back of the round top part of the spoon and the handle of the spoon.

glue spoon

Place the second spoon on top of the first spoon, with the bottom of the bowl (round part) on top of the glue and line up the second spoon's handle with the first one's handle.

glue spoon together

Carefully press the handle of the second spoon onto the glue on the handle of the first spoon. You want the second spoon's handle to be longer than the first one. Repeat until the spoons have created a circular pattern (they will naturally form this pattern).

wreath

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Step 3: Let dry

Let the wreath dry completely for at least one hour so the spoons set. (Try not to move it while it dries to keep the shape.)

spoon wreath

Then hang it up with some decorative ribbon and enjoy!

diy spoon wreath

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Comments on "DIY plastic spoon wreath"

Tiffany July 30, 2012 | 12:06 PM

Just tried this and made it for my mom and she LOVED it and its simple to make!

Courtney July 24, 2012 | 12:06 PM

This is actually pretty cool! Might have to try this the next time I have plastic spoons invading my pantry.

Amy July 08, 2012 | 11:38 AM

This is really cute! I actually have over 50 pink plastic spoons sitting in my pantry leftover from a baby shower I threw. What a great way to put them to use! I love projects that don't involve me going to Hobby Lobby spending $50. Thank you!

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