Dragonfly An idea I found on Pinterest. I changed the template and
SUPPLIES: Fan blades (I found some at Goodwill and Habitat Restore for just a few dollars) Table leg or spindles for body (I found a box of these at Habitat Restore and snatched them up, knowing I would find a use for them) Sandpaper Lint free cloth 2 hinges per dragonfly Hardware for eyes and antennae Paint in colors desired for wings and body
Chevron & Floral Fence Art table leg & ceiling fan blade dragonfly
Repurpose ceiling fan blades into garden dragonfly decor. Use metallic glitter vinyl from StyleTechCraft to create a mosaic effect. See more pictures at www..
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The Upcycled Ceiling Fan Blade Dragonfly is a very simple and inexpensive way to transform an abandoned ceiling fan into a focal point in your garden. The steps to make this Upcycled Dragonfly are fairly simple. As long as people keep updating their homes, there will always be old ceiling fans in the trash.
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Aug 3, 2019 - Explore Jamie Lawler Crews's board "Fan blade dragonfly", followed by 138 people on Pinterest. See more ideas about dragonfly yard art, yard art, garden crafts.
Dragonfly made from ceiling fan blade! I have extra blades too! Fan
You will need: 4 ceiling fan blades. wooden spindle. 8 screws. drill. a "head" for your dragonfly - I found a big knob with a screw already in it at the Habitat ReStore also. spray paints in your choice of color. clear acrylic spray sealer. Start by painting all of your ceiling fan blades and your spindle or wood.
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1. Table Leg Dragonflies Liven up your backyard fence with these whimsical dragonflies. In this project, ceiling fan blades are used as wings, and spindles as the body. This DIY is a great solution to repurpose old furniture lying around your storeroom. 2. Ceiling Fan Blade Dragonfly
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Upcycle Ceiling Fan Blades into Giant Dragonflies in 5 Easy Steps Let giant dragonflies invade your garden or yard by upcycling old ceiling fan blades! This outdoor decor is sure to make passers-by take a second look… Don't have an old ceiling fan? Why not search your local thrift store?
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Step 4: Assemble the dragonfly. Jeff was helping me with this part. He wanted the wings to line up better on the chair spindle so he trimmed the inside edges at a slight angle to make them fit. Then he drilled two new holes in each fan blade for this dragonfly DIY wood craft.
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DIY Ceiling Fan Blade Dragonflies. Make these for your garden! - YouTube © 2023 Google LLC Make a dragonfly for your garden area using recycled ceiling fan blades and a wooden spindle.
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It's undoubtedly the best DIY dragonfly with fan blades. Don't have enough budget but still want to update your garden? Then build these gorgeous out of old ceiling fans. These Pinterest-worthy dragonflies are fun, cheap, and easy-to-create indoor and outdoor
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Remove fan blades from ceiling fan. Paint if desired. It's easier to do this before assembling your dragonfly. Paint body (table leg). For long-lasting results, sand, prime, and use exterior paint or spray paint (some do not require priming). I used a kitchen tool as a stencil to create polka dots on the dragonfly body.
fan blade dragonfly, the body is painted on the building. Dragonfly
Ceiling Fan Blade Dragonfly Supplies. Four Ceiling Fan Blades. Wood Piece or Table Leg for Body. StyleTechCraft Ultra Metallics and Ultra FX Vinyl in Blues and Greens. DecoArt Matte Metallics Paint. I made a short video to explain how I made this project. The video let's you see how glittery the vinyl is. It's hard to capture all that.
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Fan Blade Dragonfly Instructions Step One: Sand the Fan Blades Sand the pieces as best you can in every nook and cranny. My fan blades were mostly plastic or had a hard finish on them, so it was important to rough up the surface for the paint to adhere. Step Two: Clean the Dragonfly Pieces This is probably the most important step.
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These dragonfly from fan blades ideas are ingenious if you want to change your fans and table but don't want it to go to waste either. After all, repurposing is the new hot spot for DIYers to put old stuff to use.
Dragonfly made from ceiling fan blades and table leg! Ceiling fan
$16.00 3 Hours Easy Supplies Needed: Spindle Top Fence Post 4 Ceiling Fan Blades Item For The Eyes Item For The Antenna finial for the tail Paint After seeing a picture of dragonflies made out of ceiling fan blades, I had to make one. I had a box in the attic containing four fan blades.
My first fan blade dragonfly sold on Etsy this week! Dragonfly yard
Repurposing an old ceiling fan into a PREHISTORIC DRAGONFLY! We're using the fan blades, an old spindle, and plywood! Just in time for our son's birthday!#Bo.
