Repurposed Badminton Racket Pumpkin
This project is a little bit repurposed, a little bit beach clean-up, and a whole lot of pumpkin! I love using found objects to create repurposed projects and this repurposed fall pumpkin is no exception!
Here was the beach clean-up part.
This is just some of the drift wood and beach junk I found while on vacation this summer.
You can read all about and the Driftwood Flower Vase I made with the driftwood I found.
Today, I'm repurposing that badminton racket.
Some unlucky person was probably playing badminton on the beach and the racket broke.
Their bad luck was my rusty, metal, lucky find!
The first thing I did to create this pumpkin craft was to spray paint the racket orange.
A good start for this Fall project!
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I let it dry then created a stem using a green mercury glass knob.
It fit perfectly inside the place where the handle was attached.
I added a leaf and a wire tendril with E6000 glue then let it dry.
I added a few tiny stained clothespins you can read about how to antique clothespins by visiting this link
These tiny clothespins are going to hold vintage tags and photos for a
one of a kind Fall photo decoration.
It's the perfect size for a small space like
this rusty crib spring we use as a memo board in our kitchen.
Wouldn't it be nice if for every person that left something on the beach,
there was someone like me that picked it up and turned it into something
new?!
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