Make wind chimes (wind bells). 20 DIY tutorials to help you make wind chimes you like.
Wind chimes (or wind bells) plays a soothing music when it’s windy. There are all sorts of beautiful wind chimes you can find much about everywhere, but isn’t it fun to make one yourself. And with things you can find around the house. It makes a beautiful statement as a garden decoration. And painting it can be a fun kid’s activity as well. So, let’s get started:
Make Wind Chimes (Wind bells)
Let’s start this round-up to make wind chimes with:
Seashells, pencils, bamboo sticks, tin cans, pots and even silverware.
Stain glass wind chime.
Please let me know if you find the source!
I am all eyes for this wind chime.
Just look at those beautiful bead colors. And the blossoms in the background. So dreamy!
(another unknown source).
Make a wind bell with seashells from the beach hunt.
Seashore wind chime
What an artistic use of pencils!
Colorful Fun Pencil Chime
Bamboo Wind Chime via michele mademe
Tin Cans Wind Chime. unknown source
Are your kids grown out of the xylophone age? Reuse it. You can also spray paint it to match your decor.
Recycled wind chime
(from tin can lids).
Village style paper wind chime
Sea shells wind chime
Seaglass pebbles wind chime
(summer wedding decoration).
I hope you enjoyed these creative ideas to make wind chimes.
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Awesome post Hani– I love this– something so do-able and beautiful Thank You for sharing all the lovely ideas
Cheers
Sonia
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Great collection and so many wonderful ideas! Thanks for this post 🙂
Great roundup, love the fork and spoon chimes!
Thank you for sharing this and just in time for summer's on the deck! Now I'm thinking about how to make one!
LOVE all these ideas…I especially like the “cooking” one! 😀
I LOVE the utensil wind chimes! 🙂 Perfect for outside a kitchen window–thanks 🙂
the bamboo windchime must make the loveliest sound!! thank you
Thanks for sharing this inspiration, now I really want to make some wind chimes!
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These are all such fabulous ideas!
some of these look like such fun! Like the pencils and the cans. Linda
Wow.. I'm inspired! Thanks for sharing Hani!
Angie
Thank you for linking up this fabulous project!!!
This week’s Linky Party is up!!!! I hope you will stop by an link up another lovely project..
Claire x
What a great collection! I’ll have to try a few of these, I love wind chimes. I made one last year out of old keys my husband hoards…I love it and can’t wait to hang it again. Looking forward to making some other cool ones this spring. Pinning this!
Debbie 🙂
I have the chime with strands of beads, bought it from Collections Etc. a year or two ago. Very pretty hanging in a window, but not for outdoor use. The strands tangle easily and are very hard to untangle.