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Enjoyed ur video so much,i luv it whennpeople recycle domething into art,thank u so much forvur video i cant wait to try something❤❤❤❤

I tthought slluminium didnt rust?

The steel can part will rust outdoors, but aluminium should be ok, ok you may get white aluminium oxide eventually as the resin inner wears off and the outer ink but that may take years. But a neat looking bird there, well crafted👍 Gaz UK

Thank you! I would like to make something with moving pieces, are there special types of rivets for this?

Cute

Thank you, very useful!!

Each piece of the cake is wonderful! Love the bird, and the way you crimp finish the square/oblong pieces. Reminds me of indigenous Mexican art too, and agree with the comment of making it a musical cake! Could look at each piece of it repeatedly it’s so “sunny” and rich.

Really neat bird! Thank you for sharing.

Very cool. 👏👏👏👏🥰🥰🥰

I wish we had such pretty colored tin cans here in Europe! 😔😔😔

I'm crazy for crafts and tin as well

Your so cute

Going to try the birds for the upcoming Holiday Shows. Just curious, what did you charge?

Loved the tetanus shot comment! Great instructions💕💕💕

I lovit you Channel t🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉thanks for share 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉were do you bought your stool thanks for share your skills 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Jenny, I enjoyed your video & made about 20 birds. Then decided to make hummingbirds using your technique. People loved them. I also couldn't find the size rivets I wanted so used silver colored brads I found in the sewing department. I keep being asked to make more & even make "flocks of hummingbirds" in a hummingbird mobile. Thank you.

Your turtle brooch is so fun😊

That was awesome. Great instructions for us dummies!😉 I am going to try these.

Lovely tutorial and a great project 😊 what kind of rivets do you use? The ones I’ve tried leave a big ‘bobble’ on the other side, yours looked flat on both sides?

Thank you Ms. Fillius. I have numerous spare lids holding scrapes. Time to play!

Hi there I got a bird cut out,and ready to assemble. Where do you purchase your rivets, and what size? Thanks, Ellen

Hey Jenny, can’t wait to get my hands on my recycling bin of cans, but I have a question. Do you recommend the heavier tin for the wings, or is that just a choice you made because you had that tacky tin with good colors? Thanks for the free pattern!!

Wow, thank you for this tutorial video. I want to try it soon!

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fun! very original use of cans! A+

Dancing in tune brilliant and beautiful

That is so fun! Oh my gosh you are fun too. Thanks for sharing. 🤗

So adorable, thank you so much for sharing!

I love your work, Jenny!

OK goofy me asked for a pattern before you told us where to find it. You give very detailed instructions. Much appreciated. Thank you

I love this and so uncomplicated . Could you sell. Me a pattern?

Fish would be a good idea to 👍

Yes, thank you for the tutorial!! It is an inspiration!!

Would it be too much to ask you to make a tutorial video on how to sand the birds with that knife sharpener?

after I got back from getting stitches,,,I finished her up,,,but the dry blood has to be cleaned off with soapy water,,,the rubbing alcohol just smeared it around,,,neat kids project !!!!!

This looks so fun! I am wondering if you used a spray varnish on the pieces if they would not rust outdoors?

A most interesting and enjoyable and excellently illustrative video and a most useful way to make use of aluminum cans.Would it be possible to make these birds so the wings are mounted flexibly to enable them to flap when the bird is held out from a moving car or in the wind?Or could you give me links to instructions in a video or pdf or craft book or whatever that would illustrate a method of making your type of tin birds with wind activated flapping wings. Thank you.

Plain ol tin snips, mot aviator shears

I love listening to your videos! And I wish we lived near each other. I don’t know anyone else who would drive over tin to flatten it! Though I have been seen hammering some on a manhole cover for texture. Running over it would have been less conspicuous. There’s always next time right!🚗🚗🔨🔨

Razor blades

Aluminium does not rust!

Great pattern and easy instruction, but not the riveting part. Rivets won’t stay, they pop out. I wonder if anybody else has the same issue

😎 COOL 😎 👌 WOW

Good. 😃

Thank you for sharing your techniques and creative inspiration.

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GREAT VIDEO! we have some tin can lids can anything be made with those?

show me your bird

Thanks for your reply. I love your birds