How do I use these?
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Redcatcec
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These are hotdog/marshmallow skewers, about 36"long. What can they be repurposed as other than in the garden, they rust.
That might be fun for wall art if you include clothes pins you could do a changing art gallery of pictures and things!
If you wanted to use them in the garden, you could use a spray sealer on them.
Hell, you could use these in doors as stakes on your potted plants, or outdoors, does not matter if they rust. Or use them to with some fairy lights, tie them together at the handles to form a teepee, string fairy lights onto them and use as yard lighting.
buy little clips or the mini clothes pins and hang photos on them
You could connect them into a plus sign then weave fairy lights or different yarns/ropes around in a diamond pattern to make some wall art.
I would spray them with lacquer and use them in large pots to hold up tomato, pepper and cucumber plants.
Hello. They might be woven together along with fabric strips and yarn to make a wall art piece.
Hi there, you can attach them to an empty frame horizontally and clip memo's or photos on the wire with clothes pegs
You could paint them with RustOleum and they should not rust.
I love the idea of using fairy lights around them to make wall art!
Frame them!! Take off the handles and mount them to a mat board. If you want, paint them a rusty color or even black. Also, you can cover the mat board with old papers (ie music sheets or pages from a dictionary, old book, etc). Another idea might be to lay them sideways; mount them on wood planks or old fence boards and turn them into a headboard for a twin bed. They're a cool design - hope you find a great way to reuse them!!
Hi, Train plants up them, such as Climbers - Beans etc.
Keep them until the holiday season. Then use them as a structure to wind Christmas lights around then put them on display where you would like lights, but where there is no wall to attach on to.
Perhaps they can be used for a climbing vine...
Every fall I scrub mine down with detergent and let them dry. Then I either spray with PAM spray or rub them down with mineral oil. They are clean and ready to use come spring. The rust washes right off before I use them the first time.