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I made one too, and thus were born Sick-a and Sick-o, ponytailed friends who were put on the shelf until the next stuffy nose came along and I demanded their company again.Put a couple of drops of hot glue where the pipe cleaner meets the spork handle to keep it from sliding up and down the handle. Target sells a “Forky Creativity Kit” that, to its credit, actually does include a very large spork (albeit not one you could actually use).

Each step is done with care and at the end, when you decide just how his fixed facial expression will look, you essentially seal Forky’s fate. Painstakingly recreating an existing character was certainly more limiting than just making up one of my own out of components I already had.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. Instead of attempting a smile, I opted for a distressed expression, because that is both easier and captures the true essence of Forky. With your consent, reCAPTCHA, a Google service to avoid spam messages via contact forms, will be embedded. Wikki Stix would also be a good option for older kids for the mouth and eyebrow because they can be re-shaped. Registered office: Westbridge Lodge Pendock Lane, Bradmore, Nottingham, England, United Kingdom NG11 6PQ.