DIY Silverware Windchime

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[@maryannmiarecki154]

If you hammer out the spoons flat they make a better sound

[@JanPstitches]

Thanks for sharing this video...just they type of quick project I was looking for!!

[@debbieyoung3810]

Good idea! Thanks for posting

[@luxurynaturals]

You're welcome.

[@kathiesherman]

I have some sentimental silver plate flatware from my great aunt. Do you think by if I polish it and spray it with clear gloss spray paint I could use these precious memories to make a windchill?

[@gerribearden9290]

Very cute

[@user-ld4px2js5s]

thank you for this! may i take inspiration from this for my science project?

[@christinalubliner369]

I want to make these, does a drivel make the same type of a hole?

[@lisanimmo3562]

Awesome video

[@luxurynaturals]

Thank you!

[@mgailqster]

was hoping to hear what kind of drill bit, you used. But I did appreciate the tips for holding the spoon still.

[@mgailqster]

ooops, you did show the bit, eh? Sorry :)

[@tinawildcat6951]

The music totally messes up the opportunity to hear the wind chimes.

[@brenda8877]

Hi how did you curl the fork and what did you use for it

[@luxurynaturals]

@@brenda8877A pair of plyers are used to curl the fork teeth.

[@gerribearden9290]

Very cute

[@luxurynaturals]

Thanks.