Old tool yard art

You just gotta have a way of looking at things. Very cool. There's a plumber in our town who makes creatures too. The starting point is often the copper inner of hot water cylinders.

He once made a King Kong which sat atop our picture theatre during the showing of said movie and beyond. The size would be an advantage for farm location ID purposes as they'd be easily seen. Or then there's this Some of them are huge But there are more modest ideas too. Hans Quistorff. Seems you have roads going to different sections of the property. If you have an icon for a place i. Stacey Kroeze. And if you don't, we guarantee you will want to when the next opportunity arises. Peering over the fence you may wonder, "What IS this place?

Go ahead, drive in and allow plenty of time for your journey through Spirits of Iron. Klennert has worked for years to create this garden, though he'll tell you that making art seldom feels like work - days pass like hours when he's inspired. Dan is a kick in the pants to talk to. Jocelyn Campbell. Here's something rather purple, yet I love it! From Fantasywire's Facebook photo. Here's the pic of that one:. I'm not usually into fairies but that is stunningly beautiful.

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Sign Up. Edit Profile. You can use your imagination to create just about any type of sculpture that you want, or you can head on over to Etsy and see what they have available.

If you have a few rusty saws, you can create beautiful flower art for the side of your garden shed or garage or even to hang on a fence. Then create your lovely flower and use a small chicken feeder or something else that is circular to create the center. Use rusty loaf pans or something similar to create the bins and attach them to the barn pulley for a great rustic indoor or outdoor hanger. You could also use old chicken feeders for the bins or anything that will hold your items.

This would make a beautiful succulent planter for the porch! That head off your old rusty rake is perfect for making a key rack or a rack to hold just about anything that you can hang. Put this by the front door to hold keys, sunglasses and other needed items. You just remove the head from the handle and hang it on the wall! You could also paint it if you want but I really think the rusty look gives it much more character.

Turn those old snow shovels into this amazing DIY windmill! This is an actual functioning windmill that will give you wind power and help you to make your home just a little greener.

You can easily turn an old rake into a new rack for your other gardening tools. You just remove the handle and hang the rake upside down on the side of your gardening shed or anywhere you need to use it. An old gasoline can — rinsed thoroughly of course — can be used to make a wonderfully rustic looking birdhouse.

You can use any number of gardening tools to create a nice little birdhouse. Organize those necklaces in a great rustic way with an old rake head.

Remove the handle and hang the rake head up on a wall or the side of a dresser. It gives you plenty of room to keep necklaces and scarves organized and keeps jewelry from getting tangled by hanging it up and out of the way. An old — or new — shovel can easily be turned into this amazing gardening table that you will be proud to showcase on your deck or porch. You just need to cut a circular piece from wood, metal or plastic and attach it to the handle toward the top. I really love this old leaf rake turned photo holder.

You just remove the handle from your rake head and use the head to display your favorite photos. The head can be mounted to a block of wood to keep it stable and you can stick your photos up using tiny clothespins that you can pick up at any craft or hobby store.

A smaller yard rake can be used to create the handle for this lovely planter box that you can build from scratch. You can use scrap wood to build the tote box, which makes a stunning planter.