Mini Wooden Valentine’s Spoons
Make several of these little cuties for a Baking Wreath or to hang on a seasonal tree for Valentine’s Day or Christmas. They are very easy to make and super inexpensive too!
Materials
- Wooden ice cream spoons
- Cardstock scraps
- Metal ornament hanger
Also needed
- Scissors
- Mod Podge
- Permanent markers
- Brown colored pencil or marker
- Cotton swabs or paint brush
- 3/8ths inch heart punch
Costs
I bought some ice cream sticks in a bundle of arts & crafts supplies for $1 so maybe it cost me 15₵ for 25. The paint, cardstock scraps, Mod Podge, and fabric were leftover from another project. So basically this was a free craft for me.
Instructions
Photo 1: Assemble materials. Punch hearts.
Photo 2: Draw a spoon pattern on the ice cream stick lightly with a brown colored pencil..
Photo 3: Begin cutting the handle out by making a horizontal cut on each side of the ice cream stick where the “handle” begins. Then cut vertically on each side down to the horizontal cuts.
Photo 4: Sand smooth CAREFULLY. This wood splinters very easily. Watch out!
Photo 6: Tie ribbon around the bottom of the handle. Insert metal ornament hanger (or short piece of wire) before pulling tight. May also glue a magnet to the back of the ornament instead of hanging it on a tree.
Photo 7: Tie ribbon into a bow. Push the bow up a lttle on the spoon handle and apply a little glue. Pull the bow back down and allow to dry. Hang on tree or wreath.
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