I made this bowling pin into a fun scarecrow from old bluejeans, scraps and a little bit of imagination, the bowling ball is now a gazing ball!!

Those are so clever! Wish I could think of something like those.

neat

How creative! Good job.

What a fun idea! Wonder what you'll use for the crows? I mean, ya gotta have crows if you have a scare crow, right?

A lot of imagination and extremely clever (smile). Love that bowling pin. My DH would absolutely love it. So clever. Thank you for sharing.

really cute and clever

I thought about getting the ones that are made from bark and feathers and perch them on his hat and one of his shoulder
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What fun and so creative!

The scare crow is adorable!!

How cute. I love both pieces.

Wow u have the touch! I don't have much imagination!

lovely!! I love the " hay stalk " in her mouth...
I'm on the search for a bowling ball to upcycle into a gazing ball... I'm thinking I might paint mine with glow in the dark paint and then apply the glass baubbles over it... figure it can't hurt... I've love it to glow at night.....

Very clever

Good Morning, This scarecrow is probly the cutes one I've ever seen............nice job!

Both projects are great. I have an old bowling bowl I have to convert to a gazing ball as well. My daughter gave it to me 3 years ago and I haven't gotten around to doing it yet. I have all the supplies except the silicone grout. Someday.

both project are great!

Those are wonderful creations!!! That scarcrow is adorable!!

LOL! Love the expression on the scarecrow!

What creativity! Great job!

Very clever !

Those are great! You have real talent.

Pat

wow..those are great...what did you PRIME the pin with before painting it? and what did you use on the ball, general tile stuff?

Awesome!!! You are very creative and do great work. Love them both.

I sanded both the ball and pin, then I primed the pin with leftover kilz and then painted the neck and face with acrilic paint, I havent put a seal on yet but I will once it dries a few days, for the ball I sanded and washed it and used liquid nail to place the glass beads, then let it cure about 3 days, I used the grout with no sand so the glass beads would'nt get scratched. After it dries for about 2 days I sealed it with grout sealer and put a layer of poly on it. Generally grout is not good in extream cold, so I am going to bring my ball for the winter.

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