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"    Pinterest is full of intimidating D.I.Y.s, but this one&amp;#039;s as simple as it is pretty. Christy Cook, an illustrator who created and posted this tutorial on her blog, Creatively Christy, says it&amp;#039;s all about the magical power of spray paint.    What you&amp;#039;ll need: Flatware of your choice Spray paint metal primer Spray paint Painter&amp;#039;s tape Sandwich bag    1. Wrap neck of utensil with painter&amp;#039;s tape, being careful to make a straight horizontal line; also make sure you press the tape into any grooves to prevent bleeding or dripping.     2. Wrap the head of the utensil with the sandwich bag and secure with more painter&amp;#039;s tape.     3. In a well-ventilated area, hold utensil by the head and lightly spray the utensil on all sides with the metal primer. Repeat. (As tempting as it is, don&amp;#039;t spray one heavy coat of primer. It will create drips and also fill in the delicate carvings in the metal.)    4. Repeat step 3 with spray paint color of your choosing. Allow to dry and remove tape and bag. More from Creatively Christy:DIY Anthro Cardigan CopycatDIY Infant Peacock CostumeDIY Reclaimed Wood Mirror Frame "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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