Disposable Spoon Waste Utilization DIY Insect Toy

Using disposable spoon waste to make DIY insect toys. There are often a lot of disposable spoons left over from picnics, barbecues, or daily takeout. Isn’t it a pity to throw them away after eating? Use your brain and make a little craft! The following are gadgets made from disposable spoons: millipedes, ladybugs, dragonflies, and ants. . . The little ones will love them. For specific DIY methods, please refer to the detailed illustrated tutorial below.

Main materials:

Disposable spoon, paper string, pepper, beads

Tools required:

Scissors, glue

Production steps:

Step 1:

First make a millipede

Step 2:

Add peppercorns to the spoon as eyes and wait for them to dry

Step 3:

Cut 12 pieces of 4-inch paper string

Step 4:

Tighten the knot around the handle of the spoon

Step 5:

Millipede completed

Step 6:

Let’s make the ladybug

Step 7:

Cut the spoon, leaving the scooping part

Step 8:

Cut 3 pieces of 3-inch paper string and glue them to the little ladybugs

Step 9:

Put it on a plate and wait for the glue to dry

Step 10:

Use paper thread to tie a knot on the ladybug’s head as an antennae, and stick pepper on the back

Step 11:

The next step is to make a dragonfly

Step 12:

Use paper thread to tie a knot on the handle of a spoon to look like dragonfly wings and tentacles

Step 13:

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String beads of different colors onto the handle of the spoon and complete

Step 14:

The bee is similar to a dragonfly, but its wings are made of paper.

Step 15:

Complete

Step 16:

You can also cut some small leaves as decoration

Step 17:

You can share your handiwork with your children.