Silverware Wind Chimes
My husband made wonderful silverware wind chimes for me years ago. He used a 7-inch square of wood, several spoons, forks and five knives. The knives were used in the center and the four corners. He drilled holes in the silver and the board. He then painted the board. He used three strands of very strong fishing line to hang them at different lengths, and heavy cord to hang the wood base. It made a wonderful sound. He is now making one out of power saw blades.
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denverdeb
Mar 24, 2013
Gotta agree with the other posts/comments. Could we get you to post a picture or two for those of us that are visual learners.
nanceann
May 11, 2012
I agree with paulaQuilt, I thought I would get instructions and pics. very disappointed.
uribedaniella 7732 381
Apr 01, 2012
A very clever idea which I am going to copy for my yard!! Thanks!
gmat
Sep 03, 2011
I made windchimes with silverware, only I used a whisk as the holder. You cut the center of the wires, bend the ends into loops and hang whatever you want from the loops you've made. I've also used old chimes, bottle openers, sea shells, small tools, beads/stones, all kinds of things. Old chains work good for attaching the items to the loops, and make the windchime stronger. There are ways of hanging something down the middle if you are a little creative.
jane101757
May 12, 2012
What a clever idea!! I had bought some whisks at thrift stores to use for a windchime but never thought to cut the wires and use them this way! Thank you for the idea!!
PaulaQuilt 1944435
Feb 10, 2011
What a disappointment! I expected to be able to see pictures of this windchime. I, too, make wind chimes from silverware and watned to see how her differed from mine. PHoover
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