Fan blades

Kitana Prop Concept: Fan Blade

Sublimation print, colors will never fade. When exposed to balcklight/Party UV lights, the fan will give extra bright neon glow. With a quick wrist snap opening, the fan will produce signature snap sound. Made from light polyester fabric and bamboo ribs. All artworks made in-house and printed with fluorescent ink. Hand fan size 33cm when closed and 62cm opened (13in/24.5in )

Here’s a farmhouse windmill sign you can make in an afternoon. Perfect for an empty spot over the mantel or the bed.

So if you have not noticed I like to take old things and make them new!! So that was the inspiration for this project. Everybody at one point in their life has changed out a ceiling fan, right?? Well, when I did, I kept the fan blades in my stash of crafty stuff! I remember originally, I had seen a dragon fly project I thought I wanted to create...Well as you can see...I abandoned that idea and came up with this cute little hanger...I found my inspiration on PINTEREST of course...where I…

Made in Blender 2.77

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I had a request for another fan blade, so let’s turn this one into a snowman! If you missed the reindeer I made before you can watch it here...

For the latest episode of Man at Arms: Reforged, the guys at Baltimore Knife and Sword recreated the deadly and awesome sounding multi-blade weapon that

It's officially fall, so what better time to show you how to make a scarecrow ceiling fan blade. It's the perfect fun and creative DIY upcycled fall craft.

Samson Safe-flex fan, 1920’s/30’s Manufactured by Samson United Corporation, Rochester, N.Y. USA Rubber blades, metal stand, bakelite plug. Photographed by Joerg Josef Zimmermann Aside from being a safety feature, rubber blades were also quieter than metal.