DIY: TREASURES FROM THE SPOON DRAWER

Posted on by Laura Seppänen

Make art from your old and new wooden utensils to brighten up your kitchen. The coloured areas were lined using masking tape and painted with acrylic paint available in crafting shops. Notice, that after painting tableware, you can’t use it in your kitchen anymore, except as decoration.

Susanna Vento / photo Kristiina Kurronen

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