Soda Can Wind Spinner
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Maria
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We went to a botanical garden and saw a very nice wind sculpture which captured my daughter’s attention. It was very mesmerizing and thought of making our mini wind spinner. This is a cheap garden decoration project you would love.
1. Clean the soda can and let it dry. Using a pair of scissors, cut off the top part of the can, about 1 inch from the rim. Be careful when doing this, can edges are sharp.
3. Pull each blades all the way to the bottom, twist and bend it about 30 deg.
8. Put the string around the holes to hold blades it in place.
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Published July 26th, 2016 3:24 PM
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what paint did you use? Mike
Question to #10: what are these long, white, round pieces jutting out from the middle on both sides? You said “straw and stoppers”???
How does the string “ hold the blades in place?”
i love this idea so much thank you for showing us