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How to make a Wind Chime with Silverware

Howdie folks!

Today I want to share a little project I did with that silverware (that isn’t really silver) I found at the flea market over Easter.

 

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It is a sweet little project that turned out exactly like I had planned.

 

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Want to make a wind chime yourself?

I’ve got you covered….

 

Silverware Wind Chime Tutorial 1

 

Just hop on over to Pretty Handy Girl. I am in her line up of DIY talent there today. Don’t know where Brittany got the idea that I have talent, but I’m not arguing Knipogende emoticon

 

 

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So see you over there!!

Oh and while you are there check out the wonderful tutorial posts of the talented ladies before me.

And maybe you have a little talent to share too. Well Brittany is having a special Linky Party on Friday. So prepare to link up!

 

Love,

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Comments

  1. Your wind chime is absolutely lovely! I love how you twirled the forks and used them as hangers. I have a cuttlery chime as well but it looks a little different and I have hung rags in it. I might add some more chrystals in it from a broken chandelier Im working with right now.

  2. This is adorable! I love the way you bent the tines of the forks to use as hangers. The beads add just the right amount of bling and sparkle too. Thanks for sharing!

    {{hugs}}
    Deborah

  3. oH MAN! I’ve always wanted to make one of these. Does it sound pretty even though it’s not silver? and …I LOVE THE WAY YOU ADDED BLING w/ the fork tines…

    I am so looking for cast off flatware now… BECAUSE YOU KNOW I NEVER CAN FIND SILVER.

    thanks for showing this– I’m inspired.

    Pat

    • Marianne@Songbird says:

      Thank you!! I am happy you like it. Good luck with finding some good flatware (and be glad when it isn’t truly silver because that is so much more brittle and harder to work with).

      • …what I meant was… does it sound ‘flat’… I totally understand about the brittle silver. Plus– who wants to damage the silver, right?

        off to look at your mantel.
        Have a great week!
        Pat

        • Marianne@Songbird says:

          No, not at all. Flatware doesn’t sound flat. It tingles and jingles quite nicely. But it definitely helped that I flattened the spoons, that gave a much nicer tone.

  4. This is very creative and the style is truly beautiful…

  5. Wow. This is just beautiful!! Thanks for sharing! I featured this on my blog today: http://www.vixenmade.com/2012/05/10-mothers-day-diy-gifts.html

  6. Brittney says:

    Wow this beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing your amazing talents! I’m so excited to explore more of your blog, thank you again for sharing!

  7. Dar. ling.

    Love it!