String art

How about enjoying irresistibly fun string art using a paper plate? First, draw your favorite shape—like a heart or a star—in the center of the plate and cut it out.

Next, use a hole punch to make holes around the edge of the cutout shape.

Wrap tape around the end of your favorite colored yarn and thread it freely through the holes.

Tie the yarn at the end, and you’re done! It’s also great to decorate the paper plate with stickers or pens.

This looks like something you can enjoy with your kids, too! Give this easy, original art project a try!

Tree

Let’s handcraft a stylish and cute tree to brighten up your room! First, cut a paper plate in half, apply double-sided tape, and secure it into a cone shape.

Next, place about four strips of double-sided tape running from the top downwards, and start wrapping yarn around from the tip, sticking it down as you go.

Once you’ve wrapped the yarn all the way to the bottom, cut it, and tuck the end of the yarn into the overlapping part of the paper plate.

Finally, decorate your tree with ribbons and stickers, and you’re done! By changing the color and texture of the yarn, you can create trees with all kinds of different vibes.

Try making a one-of-a-kind favorite piece just for you!

basket

Introducing a stylish basket born from a paper plate.

Despite how surprisingly easy it is to make by arranging a paper plate, the result looks natural and refined.

Combine construction paper and decorative elements to create a design that also shines as interior decor.

It’s perfect as a small organizer or gift box, and every use fills you with the satisfaction of having made it yourself.

Find a relaxing moment in your busy day by working with your hands.

Enjoy craft time that appeals to a grown-up sensibility.

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photo props

We’re introducing photo props that you can make to match events and get everyone excited.

Gather paper plates, straws, construction paper, and glue, and let’s get started.

Once you settle on a design, cut out the paper plate and create the facial features.

If you go with classic, easily recognizable designs, everyone will have fun when they’re finished.

After decorating around the paper plate, attach and secure the straw as the handle at the end.

Try making your own original photo props using felt, cotton, pipe cleaners, buttons, ribbons, and more!

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Angel hanging ornaments

How about making an angel hanging ornament out of a paper plate to decorate your room, with its gentle vibe soothing your heart? Amazingly, you can make this with just a single paper plate! The method is very simple: when you roll the paper plate into a cone, make cuts so that the angel’s wings and face sections pop up.

Then just trim the wings into shape with scissors, draw the face, make a halo with a pipe cleaner, and decorate freely to finish! The key point is how you make the cuts in the paper plate, so please refer to the video while you make it.

hat decoration

Playful sophistication that begins with a paper plate.

Why not create a one-of-a-kind hat ornament? Using a paper plate as the base, freely combine yarn, lace, dried flowers, and more to design a piece that’s uniquely yours.

It’s easy and fun even for handmade beginners, yet the finished look is like a one-off boutique item.

Perfect for seasonal events, parties, or as an interior accent.

Experience a crafting time where creativity and refined taste shine—something only adults can truly enjoy.

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paper plate bag

Perfect for when you want to enjoy style with familiar, everyday materials.

It’s grown-up crafting time with paper-plate bags.

Simple paper plates transform into charming bags with a little ingenuity and taste.

No sewing skills needed! With just scissors, a stapler, and some ribbons or yarn, you can create a unique piece that reflects you.

Add lots of on-trend ribbons for a tweed-like look, too.

This relaxing craft is perfect for downtime and naturally boosts focus and imagination.

Great for parent-child fun or as an adults-only art time.

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