| Our latest creations are "Kinetic Critters" which move with the wind. We've recycled golf clubs, kitchen utensils, and bicycle parts, to create critters to make you smile! | |
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Slow “Woking” Turtle Turtle body from a recycled wok with a used upholstery spring Golf clubs serve as the legs and head Head bobs using an upholstery spring and recycled copper tubing |
| Fish Fry at the Thrift Store A Farberware frying pan forms the body of the fish which moves with the wind A pair of tongs form the nose with a smiling fork Spatulas serve as fish fins and a knife is the gill Eye is a recycled glass drawer pull seconds from St. Vincent de Paul’s Aurora glass foundry Electric mixer beaters provide tail propulsion |
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Boots the Cat Boots has four blacks legs with white boots made from egg beaters She has faucet handle ears, a door knob nose, a bottle opener for a mouth, and a frisky whisk tail Her body was formed using a frying pan, a used upholstery spring, and a stove burner drip pan Eyes are recycled glass drawer pull seconds from St. Vincent de Paul’s Aurora glass foundry and whiskers are from bicycle spokes |
| Rin Tin Tin the Dog Rin Tin Tin is mainly formed from bicycle parts. He has pedal ears, a reflector nose, whiskers from bicycle spokes and bike chain for legs His body was formed using a metal mixing bowl, a used upholstery spring, and a stove burner drip pan A big spoon serves as his tongue along with a tail wagging whisk Eyes are recycled glass drawer pull seconds from St. Vincent de Paul’s Aurora glass foundry |
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