16 Fun DIYs to Celebrate Your Love for Emojis
We give these DIYs a triple heart-eyes smiley.
Emojis may be relatively new in the U.S., but they've actually been around for decades, originating in Japan in the late '90s. Creator Shigetaka Kurita observed expressions people made throughout the city with other common objects to make the first 180 emojis that ultimately inspired our system today.
As of 2017, emojis have become their own language. Years ago they may have been used to simply showcase relative emotions, but now they've grown into a more complex communication system by replacing words and phrases. And have you ever felt yourself lost in translation? Just like those misinterpreted texts from friends, that single smiley can be just as difficult to read.
Because we all communicate through emojis every single day, July 17 has been designated World Emoji Day! Celebrate with inspired recipes and DIY projects to tech your communication game to the next level.
FOOD
Winky Face Lemon Tart
Carlene Thomas, FoodNetwork.com
Peanut Butter-Cracker Sandwich Smileys
Carlene Thomas, FoodNetwork.com
Poop Emoji Cupcake Cones
Carlene Thomas, FoodNetwork.com
Learn how to turn food into insanely cute emojis from FoodNetwork.com.
Unicorn Cake Truffles
Food.com
Get the recipe from Food.com.
Emoji Macarons
Food.com
Get the recipe from Food.com.
CRAFTS
Emoji Magnets
Snapchat + Emoji Backpack
Heart Envelope Emoji Pillow
Perler Bead Phone Cases
Crystal Ball Card + Art
COSTUMES
Pizza Emoji
Snapchat Dog
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