Easy How To Make Forky Craft for Little Disney Fans!
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Forky quickly became a favorite Toy Story character and kids will want to know how to make Forky craft just like Bonnie did in the movie. Turning an ordinary spork into the lovable friend is a fun activity to enjoy after a family movie night or anytime you need a creative boredom buster.
This Toy Story craft is great for 5-8 year olds and comes together in about 25 minutes with simple supplies you may already have at home. Children will transform a plastic spork into Forky by adding pipe cleaners, googly eyes, and other easy to find materials.
Read on below to see how you can make a homemade Forky with your child or student! Also, be sure to check out all of our fun Toy Story 4 crafts for kids.
Make Your Own Forky CraftÂ

Good To Know
- Themes: Toy Story, Forky, Disney Movie Night
- Activity: Build a standing Forky character using a plastic spork, pipe cleaners, modeling clay, googly eyes, Wikki Stix and craft sticks
- Ages: Elementary aged kids
- Time: 20–30 minutes
- Skills: Sculpting, twisting pipe cleaners, and assembling small parts
If you haven’t seen Toy Story 4, you might be wondering who is Forky.
Forky is a simple little toy Bonnie makes in the movie from a spork and some craft supplies. Everyone seems to think since he’s a spork his name should be Sporky, but that’s not what Bonnie decided to name him, so Forky it is!Â
She loves him and brings him home to become one of her new toys! Your kids will definitely want a homemade Forky of their own, so check out these easy directions.Â
DIY Forky Supplies
- White spork
- Adhesive googly eyes
- Pipe cleaners
- Popsicle sticks
- White clay
- Rainbow stickers
- Wikki StixÂ
- Markers
- Scissors
How To Make Forky From Toy Story
First, guide your child to cut your popsicle stick in half and use the teal marker to write Bonnie or your child’s name on the bottom of the popsicle sticks.Â
Take a small chunk of modeling clay and make it into a small volcano shape.Â
Stick the craft stick halves onto the underside of the clay with Forky’s feet angled outward a bit on a flat surface.

Use a blue Wikki Stix to make Forky’s mouth and press it on the back of the spork. In this example, we made him surprised, but you can make it a smile or anything you want.

Now, encourage your child to use a red Wikki Stix on Forky’s face to make his eyebrows.Â

Choose 2 different sized adhesive googly eyes and attach them to the middle of the spork.

Take the bottom of the spork and press it into the top of the clay volcano.

Next, help your child to make Forky’s arms. Wrap your red pipe cleaner around the handle of the spork. Shape the ends of the pipe cleaner to make 3 fingers on each side.Â

Color the sides of Forky’s mouth with a marker, then dab it with your finger to blur the marker and give him rosy cheeks.Â

Place your rainbow sticker on the edge of one foot.Â

Childrens Disney Books
Disney’s Frozen 2: Everyone loves Frozen and now kids can read this Little Golden Book at home! It’s a top rated Disney book and it doesn’t give away the ending if you haven’t seen the movie.
Disney Pixar’s My First Bedtime Storybook: This book is exactly what it says – fun stories to read the kids for bedtime! Parents will love that they’re short stories and children will love the characters!
Toy Story 5: Woody, Buzz, Jessie, and their toy friends set off on a brand-new adventure after an exciting new toy enters the picture. Along the way, they discover that every toy has something special to offer and that friendship is what truly brings them together.

Disney Crafts For Kids
Mickey Mouse Paper Plate Craft – This easy craft is perfect for a Disney themed birthday party or as an afternoon craft session. It’s simple enough that even the littlest ones can join in, and it’ll keep them entertained, too!Â
DIY Toy Story Alien Headband Craft – Your little Toy Story fans will love this alien headband craft. It’s a perfect way to keep them entertained and engaged, plus it’s another fun Toy Story craft to try out!

Snowglobe Frozen Craft – Bring a little bit of Arendelle into your world with this easy yet super fun craft. You can make your very own Elsa or Anna and even put them in their iconic dresses.
Paper Plate Forky Craft – If your kids love the new Toy Story movie, they’ll love this craft! This paper plate Forky is a fun way to bring the character to life and would be a great Toy Story birthday party activity. All you need is some paint, construction paper, and glue to get started.

Disney Activity Ideas
Imagine your little one’s excitement as they color their favorite Disney characters with these free printable Disney color by number printables. These coloring pages are perfect for preschool and kindergarten-age kids. Download, print, and enjoy this fun family time together.
Get ready for family game night with the best Disney board games! From Disney Pictopia to Hedbanz and Family Feud, these games are perfect for all ages and will bring your favorite Disney characters to life. Whichever game you choose, know it’s a great activity for any Disney-obsessed family!

Our Star Wars cutting practice worksheets are a great way to incorporate education into your child’s love for Star Wars. These cutting practice worksheets feature characters from the beloved franchise and will help improve your child’s fine motor skills while having fun! They also make a great addition to any homeschool or classroom curriculum.

These Alice in Wonderland printables are the perfect activity to add some whimsy and wonder to your child’s learning. These activities are designed for tots and preschoolers to practice their counting, matching, and reading skills while exploring the magical world of Alice in Wonderland. Print out these free worksheets for some fun, hands-on learning today!
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DIY Forky Craft Toy From Toy Story 4
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Materials
- White spork
- Adhesive googly eyes
- Pipe cleaners
- Popsicle sticks
- White clay
- Rainbow stickers
- Wikki Stix
- Teal marker
- Red marker
- Scissors
Instructions
- Cut your popsicle stick in half and use the teal marker to write Bonnie or your child’s name on the bottom of the popsicle sticks.Â
- Take a small chunk of plain clay make it into a volcano shape.Â
- Stick the popsicle stick halves onto the underside of the clay with the "legs" angled outward a bit.Â
- Take your spork and press the base of it into the top of the clay volcano.Â
- Next, we’re going to learn how to make Forky’s hands. Wrap your red pipe cleaners around the spork, in the middle of the handle. Shape the ends to make 3 fingers on each side.Â
- Choose 2 different sized adhesive googly eyes and attach them to the middle of the spork.
- Use a blue Wikki Stix to make Forky’s mouth and press it on the spork.Â
- Use a red Wikki Stix to make his eyebrows.Â
- Color the sides of Forky’s mouth with a marker then dab it with your finger to blur the marker and give him rosy cheeks.Â
- Place your rainbow sticker on the edge of one foot.Â
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AWESOME IDEAS!
Thanks so much!