Dear Marc:
I found a set of cutlery at a garage sale for dirt cheap! I've heard that people have re-purposed spoons and forks to make different things. I have a pair of pliers and I'm eager to learn what I can do with my new purchase. Any ideas? Mackenzie
Dear Mackenzie:
Did you know you can use a spoon to hang up your jacket? Well, a bent spoon that is.
Cutlery is one of those things: we all have some -- some are fancy, while others offer a more sleek look. Whichever your desired style, it's quite easy to purchase spare cutlery for this project at a flea market, garage sale etc.
Supplies:
Spoon
Pliers
Drill with bit
Screw
Hammer
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Spoon 1:
Step 1: Lay the spoon wrong side up on a sturdy surface and hit the scoop with the hammer to flatten its "bubble". Drill a hole in the middle of the spoon's now flattened scoop. This is where the screw will hold the "hook" to the wall.
Spoon 2:
Step 2: While holding the spoon from each end, bend the spoon to a forty-five degree angle.
Spoon 3:
Step 3: Screw the spoon to the wall and there you have it -- it has been transformed into a sleek wall hook!
