Soda Can Angel

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Looking through blogs, I found lots of inspiration (One Lucky Day and Indestructibleson how to repurpose my saved soda cans and scrap pallet left over from building two tables (see Pallet + Plywood Workspace Table and Pallet Project:  Kitchen Island/Worktable here).  Using supplies I had on hand, my main goal was to construct layered wings by recycling soda cans and somehow attach my completed piece to a pallet scrap.

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Supplies:

soda can angel supplies

scrap pallet piece & soda cans

music sheet paper

metal clock gears embellishments

imperial crown embellishment

small dresser handle

costume brooch

beads

scrap tulle

lace scrap

gilt

E-6000

modpodge glue

scissors

small screw & Phillips screw driver

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I cut out the wings and then rubbed gilt on the edges and set them aside. Sorry this close-up is a little blurry. 😦  Would you believe that I was able to cut the soda cans using scissors; the cans are that thin!

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I modpodged a 3″ wide x 6″ long sheet of music to the lower half of a 3.5″ wide x 8″ long pallet scrap. I stapled a snippet of tulle over the music sheet.A small dresser handle with costume beads and brooch attached was placed over the wings,  then secured to the wood with a small screw.

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The clock gears and metal imperial crown were glued to the pallet scrap using E-6000 (ewwww) glue. Stinks. Use ventilation!

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This was a fun project and I was happy to use up scraps and recycle! Looking for more soda can ideas…. 

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Hmmmm. We sure do drink a lot of soda around here.

Have a great week! — Joanne

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