Today I’m sharing how to make an adorable tin can windsock! It would be a cute decoration for the 4th of July!
First, rinse out a tin can. Then spray paint it blue. At first, I added start stickers before painting it but found it didn’t work out as well. So I recommend waiting to add stickers until the paint has dried.
After the paint has dried, add some star stickers!
Next, cut 15-20 pieces of ribbon. Attach them to the can using a hot glue gun. (Don’t have your child do this unless they are older and know how to use a hot glue gun.) Then, make two holes in the top with a hammer and a screwdriver. It’s really easy! Just tap the screwdriver with the hammer until it makes a hole.
String ribbon through the holes and tie a knot in the inside.
Then find a great spot to hang the windsock. It looks so pretty outside!
We also made a windsock with alphabet letters.
So proud of his work! 🙂
Hope you’ll try it out!
That turned out so cute! We will definitely be trying this, pinning it 🙂
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adorable!
So cute! I am looking forward to recycling a few of our old cans into something patriotic this week. So glad I found it on Pinterest.
I’ve shared this with my readers this week; you can find the post at: http://theresjustonemommy.com/?p=6853
Thank you so much for your sweet comment and for sharing!!