Making windchimes

Wind pipes are an easy project to tackle if you are looking to add aesthetics to your yard or home. You can choose from so many materials depending on what you are searching for. But what are the best pipes to use for your do-it-yourself project? There are many types of materials you can use,

Decorate your porch or backyard with these relaxing wind chimes to fill your space with beautiful meditational sounds. Follow our DIY ideas.

Make these DIY wind chimes fro your backyard or garden! Easy copper wind chimes, sea glass, macrame and driftwood wind chimes too!

The wind chimes not only can decorate but also bring funny sounds to your house. If you feel your backyard is too monotonous and faint, these wind chimes can

Yes, you read that right. Melted shot glasses can be used to make pretty wind chimes! Or, suncatchers, as one "helpful" commenter wrote. "These are not true CHIMES." Tomato, tomahto, but I understand the distinction. Ahem. They're fun and easy to make and look so pretty when they're done. The look almost like glass and they have a merry plastic clink to them. And they sure are pretty! I got the plastic shot glasses at our local Dollar Tree. I bought all the colors! Using an old cupcake pan I…

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Immerse yourself in the tranquil melodies of nature with these imaginative wind chime projects. Enhance your outdoor sanctuary by crafting unique wind chimes that bring a whimsical and musical touch to your surroundings. Create a coastal-inspired piece using driftwood, seashells, and beads for a rustic charm reminiscent of the sea. Alternatively, repurpose old silverware or vintage keys into a nostalgic wind chime that adds character to your garden.

How to repair, refresh, restring a broken wind chime. Tips for the best string, paint and stain to use to save that old wind chime.

Scratched, unwanted or worn out CDs will take on new lives by crafting several of them into iridescent, lightly musical wind chimes. This trash-to-treasure recycling project is not labor intensive and costs little to nothing to create, thanks to using common household materials.

I’ve always loved wind chimes and I’ve made quite a few over the years, but this time I wanted to do something completely different from all the wind chimes tha…