DIY Junk Drawer Wind Chimes
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
- I made these wind chimes with Earth Day in mind after finding an image of something similar online but not being able to find its source. Cleaned tuna cans were used as the base. For the rest of the wind chimes, I used "junk drawer" items like keys, buttons, hardware, safety pins, broken jewelry, etc. They hang from broken chains as well. I think they're a fun addition to any outdoor area and a great way to upcycle.
I know the video plays pretty quickly, to see how to make the wrapped loops, here's my video on how to form them: • Jewelry Making Basics ...
I have more information about this craft on my blog: www.craftyhope.com/2018/04/diy...
Materials:
Power Punch: amzn.to/2Z6riLi
Small metal punch: amzn.to/2zEUIp9
Awl: amzn.to/2X3tjW3
20 gauge craft wire: amzn.to/3bCRDTK
Large jump rings: amzn.to/2X6l4sq
Basic Jewelry Pliers: amzn.to/3czuX8s
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Thanks very much for showing how easy it is to create homemade chimes
I'm so glad you found some value in this video! Happy creating!!
Great idea. Just what I needed to use old jewelry, keys, charms, buttons, etc!!!
So very glad you like it and that I gave you an idea of how to use those pieces rather than throwing them in the trash. Yay!
I am SO happy I stumbled upon your channel!!! Most of my beads are from thrift stores, flea markets, garage sales, etc... I just cut them up and play with them. I'm excited to make something like this, thank you!!!
I love that you're trying to upcycle and salvage too! Please don't hesitate to let me know you if you have ANY questions at all. I really appreciate your kind words on this video more than you know!
I'm lovin' this!!! Lookin for something to make besides jewelry!!! Wind chimes are suiting my fancy. 😊😊😊❤❤❤
Kimberly, yay! I'm so glad you found value in this and like this project. It's such a great way to use any various supplies in your stash. Thank you for letting me know! 🥰🥰
It's pretty!!! I am gonna make something like that too. Thank you for the tutorial!
Aw, thank you for taking the time to watch and comment. Don't hesitate to let me know if you have any questions at all.
These are sooo cool, Ms. Hope....and what a fun project! Thank you for the tutorial, I enjoyed it so much. I will be making these with my granddaughters!
Diane, Aw, thank you! They really are a fun project!! I hope your granddaughters enjoy it too :)
Love this! Very good instructions, especially providing cautions. Collecting items to make my own. Thanks!
Yay! So glad it wasn't too rushed. Please don't hesitate to let me know if you have any questions! :)
OMG, Hope, Last night I stumbled upon your assemblage art work and I sent you jusa a short note and I said that loved your thought process and I couldn't wait until this afternoon to look more of your work and boom I found these wind chimes, I had saved a lot of bottle caps I think I have at least 100 of them and an old coffee can but I couldn't think of how to put it all together, and now I get it I also went to see your Jewelry Making vids and I'm going to have a go at it.
I know why I love your Assemblage work, its because I have so much really cool stuff that I had asked my friends to donate to me so that I could make a Memory Jug and I got so much I didn't know where to start. I used to have so much time to myself, but I really don't any more, Im the primary caretaker for my Husband who has Parkinson disease and I just put every away because I just wasn't inspired any longer. Now I feel like I'm on fire to do assemblage ( I love everything eclectic)ART. Sorry this is so long but i want to tell you a little about myself.
Girl, I am so thrilled to have put a fire in your soul to create again. Yay!! That's the whole reason I make these videos - to inspire. I'm not familiar with a Memory Jug and may have to look that up. Interesting! You may be inspiring me. I love to work with the old, rusty, forgotten, and undervalued objects. It gives me such joy to give them a new life where they're not lingering in some landfill. Let me know if you have any questions at all, if anything is unclear! I'm always happy to help!
really great video, your windchime came out fabulous
Thanks so much! It's so easy too. I hope you make one for yourself! :)
This is too cute! I have a couple of large jars with bits and bobs in them and while I think they look beautiful in the jars I have been thinking doing something more with them with my daughter... This looks like the perfect projects for us! Thank you!
Oh yay! Enjoy the process, and don't hesitate to let me know if you have any other questions. I'd be happy to help!
@@CraftyHope Thank you! I appreciate that very much! 😊
I think you're ideas are Great 🙂👍
Super cute
Thanks so much. I appreciate you taking the time to watch.
Love your idea!
I'm so glad! I hope you run with it and make something amazing. Thank you.
Very inspiring! I made a wood wind chime, I chose a few bendable twigs so I shape them like letters.
I'm so glad this inspired you! using twigs is a great idea. Thanks for watching.
It's great. A nice video actually. I hope people will know the essence of recycling junks. We don't know what these junks can do for.
YES! I love taking something old and making it new. I hope others see the value in it too. Thanks for watching :)
That IS fun. Also, humorous that your dog thought someone was knocking when you hammered the can. Daily event here! hahaha
These are too cute!!! Ever wonder WHY other people's JUNK DRAWER has such COOL stuff in it??!!! LOL
TFS. Austin TX USA
Thank you!! All junk is a treasure if you look at it the right way!
I just came across this! This is exactly what I want to do. Make something similar.
Well, have at it! It's a lot of fun to mix and match parts. Don't hesitate to let me know if you have questions or need clarification on how I did it. Enjoy the process!
Just what I was looking for. Thanks.
Yay! So glad you found it then. Have fun with the project!
Thank you for sharing your craft ideas
Aw, thanks! I hope they inspire you to make something amazing!
Very cool idea, and pretty too
Aw, thanks so much! They're pretty easy to throw together too. Just use what you have.
Good idea! In my house I have to paint the cans because they rust very quickly. Except for that detail, the idea is great and I thank you very much!
Yes, I think adding the paint is a good idea for many. I live in a humid climate too and mine rusted quickly as well. However, I adore rust and the wabi sabi feel of it so I don't mind at all as that's what I had hoped it would do. It's definitely a personal choice. Thanks for recommending it.
Going to try this. Love it
Oh yay! That makes me so happy. Please don't hesitate to let me know if you have ANY questions at all. I'd be more than happy to answer them. Have fun!
Cute. I wish I knew what they sound like.
Thanks! The sound all depends on what you add into the mix and how those things sound hitting one another. That's what's great about this project, you can put whatever you want into it. Have fun with it.
Super cute idea ❤
Thanks! It's one of those things that had been in my head for a while and I just had to make!
I like these.
I really love hearing that. Thank you! Happy creating!
I love it! Thank you for the wonderful idea and the tutorial
Thanks! I really appreciate that.
That looks cool, a little fast though I couldn't tell what you were really doing
I'm so glad you took the time to watch. If you want to slow down the video to see it better, you can click the cog (settings) button on the bottom right of the video to slow it down. At the time that I made the video, I really didn't want the video to be too long. I've since added a link in the description to another video of mine that shows how to make a wrapped loop - the type of wrapping that I used to connect everything. Please don't hesitate to let me know if you have any questions if any if it isn't clear to you. Thanks again for watching!
Pretty work Ms Hope. I wanted to mention a drimmel for hole , but you hammer it out well.
Drimmels make me a little nervous when it comes to using them on metal. And, I wanted to make sure this tutorial was accessible for everyone. But, thanks for the tip. I appreciate it! :)
You have the Best Music of any DIY/Craft video I've ever seen!!!💖
Great job 🙏🏽
Thanks so much!!
Hello Hope :) These are really fun, and what a great way to use up those extra bits :) tfs, and Have an Outstanding Day :) amy
Amy, I'm so glad you like them. I had such a blast making them and knew they had to be shared. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!
Love ‘em!
You are so kind. Thank you!
So fun. This would be fun with kids 100%
So glad you like this. With kids, you would definitely have to be sure that they're older since the tin, the wire, and the tools could all be dangerous for lil' uns. But, I think the materials could be altered easily enough for younger kids too. Enjoy!
creative work🎉
This old thing? You are too kind. Thank you!
Awesome!!!🤗
Aw, thanks! I'm so glad you like this.
These are lovely :) tfs
Aw, thank you, Victoria! I appreciate you taking the time to watch.
Yes! I love it!!!❤😍😍
Yay! So glad you like this. Thanks so much for watching!!
Its very cute! I love it. The only thing that would help is id you could SLOWLY show how you put the wire on the items.😊
Thank you. You're not the first to mention the speed. I do apologize. When I uploaded this several years ago, I was convinced that the video needed to be as short as possible. Since then, I've added a link in the description to my video on how to make wrapped loops that should help. As well, you can use the little cog button at the bottom of the video to reduce the speed if you need to. And, I'm always happy to answer any questions you have. Just let me know!
Awesome
Aw, thanks! :D
I like the idea. A more detailed look of how you connected the pieces would be nice.
Thanks for the feedback, Alicia. I basically just used wrapped loops and/or jump rings to connect everything together. There's a link in the description of this video that explains how to make the wrapped loops. If you have any questions at all, don't hesitate to ask! (Sorry for taking so long to respond, I was on an internet-break)
love your video, Im going to try this but I'll paint the tuna can I think.
That will definitely preserve it longer. Mine have all rusted since I made them, but I do love me a bit of rust. Have fun with the process!!
yay!!! thank you so much! i’ll be making these for my bedroom lol
Fun!! Enjoy the process.
Hope Smitherman I will! need a good quarantine project
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Cute
Thanks so much! :D
I love this idiea so cute I’m going to make some 👍❤️😍
Yay!! I'm so glad. It's perfect for just using what you have. Enjoy the process.
Neato.😎
Thanks so much!
QUESTION: Do they actually clank together for any sound?
Vicki, they do make a little sound, but it all depends on what materials you hang from them.
I can't figure out how you hung the buttons in between the objects. Did you make another hole for the jump ring to go in? Video was so fast I couldn't see how that was done. Thanks
Yeah, sorry for that. The buttons were wire-wrapped. I just used one of the holes on the buttons to insert the wire. Here's a tutorial on how I wire-wrap buttons (ruclips.net/video/FWrqG5pc0LA/видео.html). I used jump rings to connect the wire wraps to the other componanets. But, if you have large enough jump rings, you could use those just as well. Don't hesitate to let me know if you have any other questions!
Have you ever used a really big can to make the chimes
I have not! That would be awesome though. I don't really have access to any of the commercial-sized ones. Actually...I might. I'll have to ask my niece (who works in a restaurant) if they have big cans that she can keep for me. Hmmmmm 🧐 Now, you've got me thinking. Thanks for the suggestion!
... thanks Hope ... l'm encouraged ... but l'm wondering how did they end up sounding outside, with the wind blowing thru them? ... (-_'l
I have to admit that these are definitely less "chime-like" and more decorative. However, you could definitely use the same method with items that would make more sound: parts from a kid's zylophone, small lengths of pipe, pieces of bamboo, bells, etc. Don't hesitate to let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks so much.
@@CraftyHope ... turns out l went thru my kitchen junk drawer & found some decorative bottle jar lids ... l used ribbon, tied a loop @ the top, then taped the ribbon down the center of each jar lid !!! ... they're cute, were fun to create, & make a medium-toned sound ... thanks again for the inspiration !!! ... (-_'l
@@rainbowneal4603 Sounds awesome! I'm so glad I was able to inspire you to use what you have! :) YAY!
Very innovative.. something very uncommon...
Thanks a lot! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
What gauge wire do you use?
I believe I just used some cheap floral wire. It's about a 20 gauge. For this project, the gauge isn't really important just as long as it fits into your elements. I do hope that helps! Please don't hesitate to let me know if you have any other questions!! :D
Really unique and cute, but you might need to slow it down a little bit. Your Awesome!
I'm glad you like the end result, but do apologize for the speed. I was trying to keep the video as short as possible. There are so many people with short attention spans. ;)
It is safer to work from inside of the smaller cans.
I'm not sure what you mean. If you ensure that there are no burrs poking up from where you've opened your can, it should be fairly safe to work in them. But, any smaller can is going to be tougher to "work inside" just because of the smaller opening. I do advise you to always use caution and wear thick gloves if there is any chance you might be injured.
Love your work but even if i slow down playback speed, it's too fast for me to keep up. Just an FYI
You're not the first to day so. Sorry about that. This is an older video and one that I can't fix. Let me know where your questions are and I will do my best to explain.
Could u go faster?? Just kidding. Very enjoyable. I have lots of "treasures"...now u have given me ideas.
Ha! I hate to make videos too long. I may have sped this one up too much. Glad you got some good ideas though!
You don't need to hammer sharp punches. Just get a small electric drill, quicker and safer. I would have liked to have heard the sound your wind chimes make.
Hey, thanks for watching and for sharing more information. I included the information about hammering the sharp edges for those who may not have or don't feel comfortable using a drill. As for the sound of the chimes I made, they're not very loud and really more decorative than anything. Thanks so much!
What?... me? oh nothing... just looking for a fun project to do while we are in quarantine. 😊
Oh, I hope this helps you out! Don't hesitate to let me know if you have any questions at all! Thanks for watching.
Hahahha yes me too !!😂🥰
Slow motion please
Hey, sorry about the speed of that. I've included a link in the description to a video about how to make wrapped loops. It's much slower. I can't do anything about the speed of this one as it's over three years old, but I'd be happy to answer any questions you have. Just let me know!
The intro music pleeeeeaaaaase???
Um, what about it? Are you asking where I got it? It's been so long since I made this video that I'm not sure where I got it. It's either from You Tube's free library or one of the jingles that come with iMovie. I'm thinking it's more likely from RUclips. I'm sorry I can't help more.
@@CraftyHope np, it's ok, thank you so much
I have the attention span of a nat, so the fast version, is great for me. It is a pretty much self- explanatory process. And the long drawn out videos are boring and un-interesting. With any hands on experience, someone could clearly keep up. Great job!
OH, Lulu!! Thank you! I sincerely appreciate hearing that more than you know!! I've had so many complaints about the speed of the wire-wrapping in this old video that it's a relief to hear that someone values it. 🥰🥰
So cute! But u sped it up too much! Could not see what u were doing.
So glad you like this, but I hate that you couldn't see my process better. I have a whole playlist/selection of jewelry-making tutorials for beginners. All or at least most of the techniques I used to wire the pieces together are included in those videos. If you have any specific questions about how I made this, please don't hesitate to let me know.
I like the center one with large pendant best. How do the cookie cutter ones work? I have a bunch of cookie cutters, but I'm not going to be baking anymore. I went raw vegan, so those days are over. Lol. I'd love to use them, especially the antique ones for a cool project.😉
I'm a beginner so i have no idea what you are doing.
Hi! I'm basically making wrapped loops to make the pieces charms/dangles. You can watch my video on making wrapped loops to get a better idea of how to do this. (ruclips.net/video/0Q1oDu5SIME/видео.html)
And, if you have any other questions, feel free to ask!
I wish it wasn’t in fast motion
Hey, I hate that you don't like the speed. But, I chose to do that since the steps were so repetitive. You can slow it down by clicking the little gear-shaped button on the bottom right of the video. It controls the settings and allows you to set a slower speed. Also, if you have ANY questions about my process, I'm quite happy to help. Ask away!
No deberían pasarlo a una velocidad normal para apreciar los detalles , parece q lo filmó Chaplin.
Mis disculpas por la velocidad. Estaba tratando de asegurarme de que el video no fuera demasiado largo. Tengo un enlace a continuación que le mostrará cómo hacer bucles envueltos a una mejor velocidad. Espero que esto tenga sentido. Utilicé el traductor de google.
@@CraftyHope much
@@CraftyHope Muchas gracias!!!
Lm
Seriously, I wanted to catch all the video, from start to finish. What is your hurry? I would have enjoyed doing this but you made it a blur.
I'm so sorry this was sped up too much. I didn't want the process to be too tedious and have been told that people lose interest if a video is too long. If you have ANY questions about it, I'd be happy to answer them for you.
@@CraftyHope I am so glad you replied, I want to apologize to you. I was so tired and was not thinking. I know I could have just slowed it down by my settings, I don't know what bee got in my butt, but I am very sorry. Your video is great and I will be watching it again and learning. Please forgive me, much love
@@caspersees6257 Aw, you're too sweet. No worries. I've had others comment on the speed of this one too. I just knew some of the steps were repetitive and would get boring. Seriously though, please don't hesitate to let me know if you need more details.
@@caspersees6257 thts very sweet of u to apologise... U r very kind hearted 💕
Moving way too fast
Yes, I've been told. I've learned my lesson about the speed of this. If you need to view it slower, you can hit the cog button on the video and select a slower speed. And, if you have any questions about the process, please don't hesitate to ask!
Can you go slower so I can see what u r doing please
Hi Loretta, unfortunately, I can't do anything about the speed of the video now. But, if you want to slow it yourself, there's a little cog in the bottom right of the video player that you can click and adjust the speed of the video playback for yourself. I've also included a link in the description to my tutorial on making wrapped loops that should help. But, if you still have questions, please don't hesitate to ask. Thanks so much for watching!
Slow down ur to fast
Lol. You're definitely not the first to mention this. Sorry about that. When I made this video several years ago, I wanted it to be as short and concise as possible. I've learned from that mistake. If you have any specific questions, I'd be happy to answer them for you.
I love it, but you talked too much and went to fast.
I'm glad you like the project, I suppose. If you have questions about anything, just let me know.