There’s so much to love about the cartoon dish sponge that lives in a pineapple under the sea.
One of the funniest shows around for both kids and adults, SpongeBob SquarePants is the perfect theme for cute little DIYs. From home décor to fun costumes and everything inbetween, I’ve curated this compilation of the happiest spongiest themed crafts that anyone can make.
So let’s dive in and see if we can capture that handmade Bikini Bottom feeling.
Piggy banks are great. SpongeBob is great. Why not combine the two and make something truly special?
This SpongeBob penny box craft is for anyone who likes the TV show and likes to save money(most people I’m assuming).
Impossible not to love, this SpongeBob penny box is the perfect gift for any kid to add a breath of fresh air to their room and a healthy dose of humor too.
Made with pine wood, this bears a striking resemblance to the lovable sponge and will bring many a smile as you drop your loose change into him.
Mr. Krabs is prudent with his money to say the least.
The money-grubbing crab enjoys nothing more than the sweet smell of hard-earned cash. That’s the inspiration behind this next craft: Krab’s first dollar, which first appeared in Wet Painters.
If you want to pay homage to Mr. Krabs and his capitalist ways then you’ll love this fun and easy homemade craft.
Using bamboo, paper and cardboard, this project is super easy to put together in a day and get it hanging on your wall. Definitely a fantastic conversation starter for non-SpongeBob visitors.
Show off your love for the show with this awesome DIY SpongeBob choker necklace.
Let the world know your good taste in TV shows and your taste in fashion. You’ll never have to leave the house again without the joy that is SpongeBob around your neck.
Use some ribbon, hem seam bond tape, jump rings, a fastener, snap ends, a small chain and a common pin; it sounds like a lot of materials but any time spent making this choker will be worthwhile if you end up wearing it often.
Piñatas are always fun. So it’s fair to say a SpongeBob piñata would be really fun.
And you can have your very own extremely entertaining version to smash open at any occasion.
A combination of craft paper mache, plywood, and some newspaper will get you started on this awesome project.
This sturdy SpongeBob piñata should be the pinnacle of fun at any party. The rectangular body perfectly lends itself to this piñata craft, giving the kids plenty to aim at.
A twist on the classic snakes and ladders board game, eels and escalators is from another classic SpongeBob episode and it’s a staple to Bikini Bottomites.
This fun replica is super easy to make and you could even make up your own rules to the game!
This one is made using a 3D printer and then some good old fashioned paint and brushes to finish it off.
No kid’s room is complete without the entire cast of SpongeBob.
This papercraft idea is a fantastic way to bring the residents of Bikini Bottom to life and make sure they’re always around.
From Squidward and Mr. Krabs to our favorites Sandy, Patrick, and SpongeBob himself. These papercraft characters really pop and would make a terrific nightstand decoration.
All you need is a printer, some paper, and some templates to get started(check the link above for examples).
In my humble opinion, this next DIY should be called SpongeBubbles But that’s just because I can’t resist a bit of word economy.
Like the scene from the memorable intro of the show, these bubbles can help you make your very own SpongeBob-style bubbles just like in the cartoon.
Make SpongeBob’s own bubble brand by printing out a simple template and sticking it on an existing bottle of bubbles. It’s too easy not to do and every kid is gonna love this.
It’s time to design and decorate your SpongeBob themed party with these neat DIY party favors.
With all kinds of decorations to convert your home into SpongeBob’s pineapple residence, these party favor crafts are all you need to host the best SpongeBob party the world has ever seen – outside of Bikini Bottom that is.
Quite possibly the best cake that I – and probably you – have ever seen, this 3D SpongeBob cake is simply glorious to behold.
Sitting atop a multi-tiered cake recipe, SpongeBob is there with his ever familiar confused face joined by his friends Patrick and Gary.
A cake that will go down well at any event, this vanilla/buttercream bonanza is best made with the whole family while playing some SpongeBob episodes in the background.
The lovable-yet-flawed Mr.Krabs deserves his own craft. You can have fun decorating this or playing with your kids as you both learn to love the art of papercrafts.
That’s why you should consider this DIY imitation of the lovable red guy.
A very lifelike craft, it’s truly amazing what you can do with paper and some spare. The 3D appearance definitely makes this one stand out from others in this list and will make for some very memorable times.
Really bring the sponge-based character to life with this realistic replica toy craft.
Fantastic for acting out your favorite scenes from the show or to keep you company on your work desk.
This cool SpongeBob craft is as soft as you’d imagine too. One of the best things about this craft is being able to customize SpongeBob and accessorize however you see fit.
This may be the single DIY you’ve been waiting for. It’s finally time to make the iconic pineapple house we all know and love.
No SpongeBob crafts list would be complete without a craft involving SpongeBob’s undersea pineapple house. An abode that hosts many hilarious events and memorable scenes from the show.
This craft can even light up using LEDs to act as a nightlight for the kids. Or also for adults too, we don’t judge here.
The main materials for this are cardboard, pine wood, and paint. But don’t worry, it’s a lot easier than it looks so definitely give this a try.
A fun way to entertain and introduce younger kids to the wonderful world of SpongeBob and friends, these SpongeBob and Patrick sock puppets can provide hours of silly fun.
Recreate your favorite scenes and put on a show with these DIY sock puppets made from foam sheets, old socks, googly eyes and pipe cleaners.
Granted some people may find these a bit creepy, but if your kids love puppets then I know they’ll love these guys.
Moving from England to Spain at the age of 22, Sam is a keen language learner and sports enthusiast. You can usually find him either playing a high-paced game of squash or chilling with a book outside.
