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www.breakitdown101.com I think it be really fun to have a bunch of different colors of these in the garden or in certain sections of the lawn/yard. This is a DIY step step by vid on how to make one. Super simple and made from recycled materials team green go tree hugger upcycled materials steel
Sculptures created by the artist Scott Kennedy. If you’re interested in making a purchase, please contact Scott Kennedy @ scottkennedyart69@yahoo.com.
Living in Breckenridge, Colorado (alt 10000 ft.) has inspired artist, Donna Franzen, to create her metal decorative artwork and sell it via website, through some retail outlets, and at local Art Fairs. This video showcases her work and participation at the 37th annual Commonwheel Art Festival in beautiful Manitou Springs, CO which is adjacent and west of Colorado Springs at the foot of Pikes Peak (alt 14113 ft).
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I promised to show you my erection in video #2… but filling up the hole stole the show. Next… THE ERECTION!
The mess in our yard!
Bend the material and get tips on making and welding yard art, making the right marks so you know where to clamp your material down on the vice and using a torch in thisfree welding video. Expert: Christopher D. Ramirez Contact: www.driven-concepts.net Bio: Christopher D. Ramirez is a performance mechanic for Tampa Bay’s Driven Concepts. Christopher specializes in performance upgrades and modifications to cars and motorcycles. Filmmaker: Adolph Ramirez
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Its just some art i made out of old farm parts
Metal garden decor can be playful or practical. It can be used to add structure and form to a uninspiring landscape or to add an eye-catching center point to your yard.
When designing a garden, structure is extremely important. One easy way to add definition and structure to a garden is with a big metal archway. They are simple to setup and require minimum maintenance. Add a climbing rose or vine and the covered metal arbor will entice your visitors to walk through and discover the secrets beyond the doorway. Metal trellises aren’t just functional plant supports. They are often creative pieces of art that are gorgeous on their own. Even without plants they add vertical interest by drawing the eye upwards into the garden.
For bird lovers metal bird baths and bird feeders offer a spot for their feathered friends to rest and recover. Migratory birds often travel thousands of miles and look for safe havens on their long journey. Add a beautiful metal birdbath and squirrel-proof bird feeder and you will have many grateful guests.
Copper rain chains replace ugly downspouts with attractive copper chains and cups which direct the water down from the roof. Also referred to as “kusari doi”, rain chains originated from Japan centuries ago and were used to capture rainwater in basins below. A copper rain chain turns a dreary downspout into a elegant water feature as the rain gently cascades down the copper. Soothing to the ears as well as the eyes they are a pleasure to behold.
Many people use metal garden decor to add style to their yards. Large bronze or stainless steel sculptures tend to be focal points in large gardens. More commonly people add smaller sculptures, stakes or wall art to generate interest or liven up a dull spot. Some pieces are surreptitiously placed and surprise or delight when they’re discovered. A metal cat may sit on a fence or an alligator lurk within the bushes. A metal frog can be found climbing up the trellis. Have your flowers started to fade? A colorful metal sunflower or two will fill the holes.
Metal garden decor is a fun way to improve your outdoor living space and add your personal touch.
Ann Wallis
