Friday, July 16, 2010

Rusty Cut-Outs....

I really loved getting down and dirty in DH's shed the other day making those wooden buttons. So while the going was good I tried my hand at another task I've had on my 'to do' list for quite some time : : Rusty Tin Cut-Outs.....
Armed with a pile of rusty old corrugated iron from our farms original old homestead and a pair of very sharp well lubricated (this is essential) tin snips I set to work...
I used a nail to scratch out the outline for the ducks before cutting but the stars and hearts were all done free-hand....
Next I'm going to have a go at knitting needles and crochet hooks, boy, you could really have fun with this!!! :P
Hugs..... Jodie xx-xx

11 comments:

  1. very cute - I like the ducks and I think tiny rusty stars would make for a very aussie christmas tree!

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  2. Your rusty cutouts look great Jodie. The stars look perfect. I cant wait to see the knitting needles!

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  3. Wow! They look great! Hope you have your tetnus shots up to date! ;)

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  4. oh these are fabulous! And I agree the stars and hearts (even small ducks or birds) would make fabulous christmas decos!

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  5. The rusty cut outs are brilliant, you must have had lots of fun!

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  6. Love the ducks and the wooden buttons too. Ive sent DH out on a mission to see what hard wood we might have lying about.
    Thanks for a great idea.

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  7. I have a mountain of rusty tin up the back of the block. Must do! Great idea. Thank you. Kim :)

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  8. These are great. I especially love the 'pot' the chooks are in!

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  9. Yes...I buy these rusy tin shapes all the time...I should just make them myself...you may have motivated me!
    In love of rust
    maureen

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  10. So great. I love those little ducks! Looking forward to seeing the needles. xo m.

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  11. i love the little ducks. super cute! really interested in seeing how you go about making knitting needles and crochet hooks.

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