Silverware art

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"

There's no reason to get rid of old silverware when you can do so much with it.

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.

Laughing Frog Studio on Instagram: "A question we get asked often is “What do you make with knives” In fact not all knives are usable for our upcycling designs. But there are a few patterns that do work well. So two of our most popular designs are -knife bell necklaces -knife cases What questions about upcycling silverware do you have for us? Leave question in COMMENTS⬇️ Laughing Frog Studio is a husband-and-wife team upcycling authentic vintage silverware into silverware jewelry…

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 into unique art for your kitchen and home. An easy DIY project that just involves some hammering and drilling. How-to.

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…

Upcycled from the full handle of a vintage silverplate teaspoon in the 1946 pattern "Queen Bess II". The heart is approx 1 1/2" inches in height by 1" width, and hangs from a 30 inch 2.4mm stainless steel ball chain. This is fairly large, as it is made with the handle of a teaspoon. Please see video for a better idea of how big it is. To see our whole collection of beautiful silverware hearts: https://www.etsy.com/shop/FreckledHeart?ref=ss_profile&section_id=24318234 All of the silverware I…

Make something new and unique with these beautiful cutlery upcycle projects. They would be great in any area of your house!