How can I repurpose chop sticks?
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I don't have any ideas. Can you help, please?
Thanks,
Lollie
Thanks,
Lollie
10 answers
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For a very artistic appearance glue them on to a vase and purchase a Bamboo plant.
Janet Pizaro
on Feb 02, 2016
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I use them a few different ways.. Little plant stakes and I made a teepee shape out of them for a small ivy to climb up. When I'm doing a lot of gluing with craft glue and only need a touch in each spot, I will pour my glue into a small dish and use the chop sticks as an applicator.
Kim Kilmer
on Feb 02, 2016
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Kind if depends on how many chop sticks you have. How many ?
MN Mom
on Feb 02, 2016
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Hot glue them around a small mirror
Peggie Carter
on Feb 02, 2016
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For a non crafty idea: I use mine to get all the gook and spider webs out of the tracks of the replacement windows. Works like a charm.
Carole
on Feb 02, 2016
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supports for house plants
DORLIS
on Feb 03, 2016
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Are you talking about the inexpensive wood chopsticks you get when you order take out and/or like the ones they give you at Asian restaurants? Do you "need" to repurpose them? -) The ideas given above are great. But I'd also check to see if your local area has recycling for wood products.
CK
on Feb 03, 2016
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The ones they give you with take out. I want to do some kind of craft with them. Thanks, Lollie
Ivanity.lolray3.com
on Feb 03, 2016
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It's not a craft idea but I use them to make holes in potting mix when planting cuttings. This reduces any tears to the cuttings thus increasing my strike rate.
Tree
on Feb 04, 2016
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Hairsticks. I've made them to sell, by using the polished wood chopsticks, and adding rhinestones, near the top, and a design with dots of paint, and glue rhinestones on them, again, near the top, then add a chain (or two or three) on top with dangling beads/crystals. A lot of women like to use them to stick their hair up, or to decorate buns and chignon type hairstyles. The rough wooden ones you're talking about, I would try to sand it down, paint it, or decoupage with colorful napkins, and add some glitz, stick on jewels, etc., not glitter, and near the top so it doesn't get in their hair. It would probably work the same as the pre-polished ones, they turned out really nice.
Cindi
on Feb 04, 2016
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