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We also made this. I need to paint it a bright color. I'm leaning toward red. Once in the ground, he'll be sitting on a perch among the flowers...
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Right now my husband is doing the welding, I'm the designer, but I hope to be welding within the month. We just got a new welder.
I hope my projects inspire you to try using unwanted items in a new way, to personalize your yard.
2 comments:
I think they both turned out great! I'm sure Doug will like his fish ...I thought you were making a dog so I was surprised to see a fish! lol - turned out good though. Glad to see you & hubby both survived! :)
Nice! It’s so amazing how those scrap metals have transformed into these beautiful artworks. Had you not altered them, those scraps would’ve just ended up in dumpsites. It would've been such a shame if it came to that. Thanks to people like you, those things that are deemed as throwaways are converted into lovely art projects to show off. Cheers!
Marion Dunn @ Global Resources
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