Forky Costume Materials

1. DIY Forky Mask or buy a Plastic Mask.
2. White pants.
3. Long sleeve white shirt (or white jumpsuit)
4. Red garland, red shrug, or a red shirt (depends on which Forky version you choose)
5. Rainbow sticker.
6. Red gloves.

Instructions

1. Create a Forky face template by printing a large version of Forky's face.
2. Trace Forky's head on to poster board and carefully cut it out.
3. Cut out Forky's mouth and eyebrow from your template and lightly trace them on to your mask.
4. Draw one large eye and one smaller eye on the mask.

Forky is a white plastic spork outfitted with a pair of different sized googly eyes; a mouth made out of blue plasticine; two halves of a popsicle stick for feet, stuck on with modelling clay; arms and hands made out of a red pipe cleaner; and a unibrow made out of red plasticine.

Supplies for Forky from Toy Story 4:

• Plastic Spork.
• Red Pipe Cleaner.
• Craft Stick or Popsicle Stick.
• White Crayola Air-Dry Clay.
• Red and Light Blue Puffy Paint.
• Adhesive Wiggle Eyes (two sizes)
• Sharpie Marker.

Completely. Use the black paint to draw around the eyes to make panda eye patches using the glue stick the scrap black paper to make the nose.

Forky is a spork (found in a trashcan) created into a toy by Bonnie during craft time at kindergarten. He has popsicle sticks for feet, red pipe cleaners for arms, googly eyes, and a very expressive blue mouth and red unibrow.

Yes, Forky is actually a spoon/fork hybrid that's used, as the character says, “for soup, salad, maybe chili, and then the trash!” But director Josh Cooley figured that Bonnie might not know what a spork is. A few years ago, Cooley turned to his son, who was 5 or 6 at the time, for a name.

Different materials like wood, clay, paper, and plastic are used to make toys. Newer forms of toys include interactive digital entertainment and smart toys. Some toys are produced primarily as collectors' items and are intended for display only.

spork Hale: Because Bonnie, the little girl who made Forky, all she knew was a fork. She's like, "It looks like a fork." But Forky knew (who he was): "Hey guys, not only am I not a toy, I'm a spork!"

Select both items. And click the mask button in the toolbar. This creates a mask object. Inside a group with the bottom layer acting as the mask.

Masks have been used since antiquity for reasons like protection, disguise, entertainment, storytelling, or for spiritual purposes. A mask is something that is normally worn on the face, transforming the wearer and allowing the viewer's imagination to soar. Masks are the perfect blend of art & craft, form & function.

Forky is the first toy character in the Toy Story series to be hand-crafted, the second being Karen Beverly. Even after existing for about a year, Forky still doesn't know how he is alive. Forky is a spork from Pizza Planet (the official Funko POP!

Forky is a main character in the 2019 animated film, Toy Story 4. He is a sentient spork created by Bonnie who initially believes he is trash, but eventually accepts his role as Bonnie's new favorite toy.

Character overview Forky is a white plastic spork outfitted with a pair of different sized googly eyes; a mouth made out of blue plasticine; two halves of a popsicle stick for feet, stuck on with modelling clay; arms and hands made out of a red pipe cleaner; and a unibrow made out of red plasticine.

The toy design process in 8 steps

1. Prepare toy design sketches and blueprints.
2. Create the toy prototype.
3. Create packaging mockups.
4. Create test toys.
5. Receive final toy samples.
6. Design final packaging.
7. Begin toy production.
8. Maintain quality control.

Hardwoods. Hardwood is used the most for wooden toys because it's durable. Its resistance to splintering and cracking make it ideal for children's toys. Hardwood toys are more likely to hold up under chewing, throwing, and banging.