Silverware art diy

Old or new, silverware can do way more than you previously thought it could. Silly me, I thought forks were for eating dinner. Think spoons are for eating ice cream, soup and cereal? Think again! Turns out silverware is one of the hottest new DIY trends when it comes to cool materials you can repurpose.

Arts Terra on Instagram: "Not So Flatware is the creative venture of an artist who transforms vintage silverware into unique jewelry. The artist specializes in crafting elegant bracelets from forks, bending and shaping the tines and handles into intricate designs. Each piece is carefully handmade, often incorporating detailed patterns and motifs from the original silverware to retain its antique charm. Artist: @notsoflatware #art #jewelry"

This is a guide to making a DIY skeleton wind chime for Halloween. Learn how to repurpose old kitchen utensils to make something new in this simple step-by-step Hometalk tutorial.

Are you a fan of all things vintage and love to get crafty? Antique silverware is not just for the dinner table anymore! With a little creativity, you can transform those beautiful old pieces into unique, handmade gifts and fun antique silverware DIY crafts. Whether you have a collection of antique silver flatware passed down

DIY your own silverware wind chimes! They're easy to make, and you can find silverware so cheap at thrift stores. Try this out today!

Vintage silverware can be re-purposed as unique art for your kitchen. With a little hammering and drilling, you can create an easy DIY word as unique art for your home. Here's a how-to. #repurposedsilverware #vintagerepurposing #vintagesilverware #DIY #wordart #vintagerepurposed

Make Fork Bugs (Magnets): I recently came into the possession of a lot of forks. Like, 30 or so. I had no idea what to do with them, so I started looking around online. I found lots of cool sculptures and models of animals made out of recycled metal, so I figured I'd give th…

DIY Silverware Wall Hooks On A Plank (via theviolethours)

Over the years, I seem to have accumulated quite a bit of silverplate! I'm not sure how it happens... a piece here, then a piece there. We used to be able to find silverplate in thrift stores for about a quarter a piece -- fifty cents, at the most. Now days, you can usually find it for about a dollar a piece. {This post contains affiliate links.} It's so hard to resist all the pretty vintage patterns! Some vintage silverware is quite worn and not great for eating from and not nice enough for…