That brings to mind an idea for another tin can skull - fill an empty can with water and stick in freezer. When ice forms, take it out and use a hammer and awl to poke holes in the can in skull shape (ice keeps it from crushing). For more spooky fun, stick a candle inside and turn off the lights.
I made a bunch of these one halloween though I didn't think of doing skull designs).
Hammered, Bent, and Cut Tin Can. I only cut myself twice making this one.
nice!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe Tin Man! Cool!
ReplyDeleteThat brings to mind an idea for another tin can skull - fill an empty can with water and stick in freezer. When ice forms, take it out and use a hammer and awl to poke holes in the can in skull shape (ice keeps it from crushing). For more spooky fun, stick a candle inside and turn off the lights.
ReplyDeleteI made a bunch of these one halloween though I didn't think of doing skull designs).
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the instructions nonlineargirl, I wondered how that was done!
ReplyDeleteI believe there may actually be some there somewhere neuroticmeeps!
I'm sorry to hear you cut yourself -- the perils of tin cans. At least it's recyclable.
ReplyDeleteAnd I agree with nonlineargirl -- I think a candle would look hot (pardon the pun).
Nice. We must all suffer a bit for our art.
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