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A practical woven bowl you could make with a paper plate and a few yarns.

Its a fun, practical craft it’s possible for you to use for storage.

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I dont know about you, weaving is a form of therapy for me.

Its a very relaxing craft and a very fulfilling one, once you see the finished product.

Another thing I love about weaving is that you’re free to do it using almost any material.

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In this DIY project, I show you how I made a bowl out of woven yarn.

For the purpose of this guide, we will call these marks your gap marks.

Measure another 4.5 cm (1.8 inch) from the gap mark, and create another gap mark.

candies in bowl

Continue doing this until youve marked around the entire diameter of the circle.

This should create a shape like a slice of cake, like the one shown in the photo.

Mark the first shape with the number 1.

crafting supplies

Remember to number the completed shapes in order.

Do this again until you complete the entire diameter of the paper plate.

STEP 8

Use your scissor and cut along all the dashed lines you made.

tracing bowl

You should have a total of nine cut triangle pieces.

Make a slight crease on as you fold for added standing stability.

You should have a bowl-looking base once youre done with this step.

traced paper plate

STEP 11

Now that the base is completed, this is where the fun weaving part begins!

Grab the first yarn color and use Scotch tape to attach it to the inside of your pre-drawn circle.

Once its securely and firmly attached, start weaving through the numbered flaps in an alternate direction pattern.

measuring with ruler

Use the scissor to cut the yarn, leaving at least two inches from your last weave.

The remaining two inches should cover the last two flaps but dont weave this just yet.

STEP 14

Grab your next yarn color and combine both colors using a simple knot.

marking sections with ruler

STEP 15

Trim away any excess yarn, for a cleaner knot finish.

Leave about 1 cm or two.

End your weave on the inside of the bow, as shown in the photo.

drawing section

STEP 24

Remember the first strand you taped on the plate?

Do this by folding the flaps outwards, creating a nice overlap rim.

Where Can You Use These DIY Woven Bowls?

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The great thing about these woven bowls is their versatility.

woven bowl layout

cutting plate sections

folding woven bowl

forming bowl shape

colorful yarn

wrapping yarn on bowl

Yarn weaving

cutting yarn

tying knot with yarn

trimming edge of yarn

weaving 2nd yarn color

wrapping yarn around plate

weaving yarn

woven yarn on paper plate

cutting 2nd yarn color

tying knot with yarn

wrapping edge of yarn

tucking end into bowl

Finishing yarn woven bowl

completed woven bowl

folding edges

top of bowl

side of woven bowl

candy filled bowl

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diy woven bowl