Tie string to hanger and tie neatly – you don’t want extra string hanging off. Step 6. For best results use at least 9 nails – more if want a lot of chime There’s a lot happening in the world.

We all know it’s best to recycle aluminum cans, but that doesn’t mean you have to throw them in the recycling bin. Put those soda cans to good use and make a wind chime to look great in your ...

Your wind chime does not need to look like a collection of old ornaments. You can colour-coordinate the ornaments you pick, and match the covering cloth with the area surrounding the chime.

How To Make A Mason Jar Lid Wind Chime To get started, gather a few mason jar lid rings (without the centers), some twine or string, and a small branch or piece of driftwood.

Wind chimes add joy and harmony to any outdoor setting. The same could be said for wine. Combine the two in this DIY, converting empties into musical chimes.

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However, the wind chime we are making today makes very small sound, so as not to be too distracting. But those of you who would like to have it make more sound, you can add more beads in the string.