Bakers Twine Crafts and DIYs

This is one of my very favorite ways to use bakers twine!

Simply use command hooks to string bakers twine along a wall, and use clothespins to display your child's artwork!

An easy and inexpensive way to fill a blank wall in a nursery or playroom!

If you love to make homemade soap for gifts or to sell, bakers twine is the perfect way to tie off your soap packaging!

Wrap your soap in tissue, kraft or wrapping paper, and tie off with a piece of twine for a simple and impressive presentation.

These snowman candy bars are always popular when colder weather hits, and they're super easy to make with printer paper, some ink and bakers twine!

Twine is perfect for stringing together watercolored doilies (or anything, really) for a cute and easy garland!

 Using a simple dining fork or even a salad tong for a larger pom makes this a fast, eye-catching topper for any gift or colorful party decorations.

The ideas on where to use these are endless.

Here's a tutorial on how to make very simple tassels...add them to your craft projects, use on gift wrapping, breathe new life into an old scarf or simply use for decoration

This twine heart is perfect for valentines day decor....or you can even leave it up year round!

Simple and super cute!

Amy from Mod Podge Rocks shows you how to create a unique votive with your favorite shades of baker’s twine and Mod Podge.

Baker’s twine crafts are some of the easiest you’ll ever do . . . no expertise needed.

Love fall crafts? Here's one you'll adore!

Love this easy bakers twine apple art!

I just love baker’s twine! 

I love the colors, and I love the look!  Baker’s twine was traditionally used to wrap baked goods, so Jessica from Cutesy Crafts had this idea to wrap it around metal Christmas cookie cutters to make ornaments.