Rainbow Button DIY Wind Chime
Brighten up your garden this summer with this Rainbow Button DIY Wind Chime. A great craft project for kids, especially pre-teens, this craft lets you recycle old buttons and canning lids to create this beautiful garden craft. This fun summer craft is a great rainy day activity for kids that brings a little brightness to long hours indoors. Kids can use all colors of the rainbow for their craft or different shades of the same color for a cool monochromatic look. With beads, buttons, and more, kids can learn how to make a wind chime with this great summer craft for kids.
Estimated Cost$11-$20
Time to CompleteIn an evening
MaterialsRecycled Materials
Primary TechniqueGeneral Crafts
SeasonSummer
HolidaySummer
Age GroupPre-Teens
Project TypeMake a Project
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Marilyn B
Aug 23, 2017
This project uses canning lids that are upcycled and painted, but as mentioned below, you probably could use old CDs, but the weight of the canning lids might work better in keeping the lines of buttons from getting too entwined, the look of this is really quite impressive and you could really get creative in how you use color and reflection in putting it together. Fun idea and would look,lovely on a porch or breezeway room.... So clever!
Catsitt
Apr 24, 2017
This looks like a great idea, although there is no link for a tutorial to see how it is made. I was also wondering if you could use an old CD instead of what looks like plastic plates? I think a CD would pick up the sun really nicely in the summer.
paver2
Apr 21, 2017
It might just be me, but I didn't find any actual tutorial for this. It's fairly simple and I'm sure I can figure it our, but step by step would be nice to guide the kids. It's a good way to recycle and make something cool, though, and it's bright and cheerful for the patio.
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