Wind Chimes
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Comments (1)It's a nice looking piece of wood :-) We are collectors of driftwood....See MoreWind Chimes
Comments (12)What a great idea!!! Will look in my Dad's and Bill's tool sheds. I think I have seen one of those things. I know I have the nails....See MoreTeapot Wind Chime
Comments (5)That is soooo cool .... I love it !! Thanks for adding the link to the instructions. *sigh* -- another project to add to my list ! ;)...See Moremaking wind chimes with scrap hardware: my video
Comments (13)Kathy, I have one of those can openers too. I love it because there are so many things you can make from the lids, and the cans. I have made snowmen with 3 sizes of lids. Made wind chimes withe both rusty and painted cans. Use 4 different sizes-large tomato sauce or pumpkin size and then go from there, as they fit inside each other, down to small evaporated milk cans. They go inside each other about 3 inches or so....See Moresleeperblues
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