Tuesday, March 4, 2014

Sapo game bird feeders and upcycling galore

After I posted a couple of large game projects on Monday, Peter Davie  sent over this Sapo game that he built. This game is popular in South America and involves tossing metal coins into the holes in the top of the game, with the highest score going to a coin that passes through the mouth of the Sapo (Frog). He built it based on photographs. If you would like to see he design and make your own, Peter has kindly supplied this  SketchUp plan.


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Bird feeders! 

Bill Wilson has been quite busy making artistic variations on my porch swing bird feeder. (If you havent made one, check out the plans. Super easy project.) Love these designs.




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This one from Jim Jarvis:




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And Chris McDowell got in on the action with this one:



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Upcycling

I just love this idea from Shannon Bickel for pallet wood deck seating:


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Duane in Savannah checks in with another garden potting bench, complete with dry sink. This has proven to be one of my most popular projects this year. You can put one together with any kind of wood you might happen to have. The rustic-ier the better! 


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No wood is ever scrap! Raymond Levesque used old wood from an old deck to build this BBQ shed. Great idea, looks cool.


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And Daniel Quiroz used pallet boards and spray paint to create this flag for the wall.


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Heres a clever picture frame idea from Heath Fitts, made with pallet wood. 


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And just in case you were thinking all pallet wood projects were rustic, check out this beautiful stein Michael Borg made out of oak pallet wood with purpleheart accents. 



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Finally, vindication for anyone who thought my purple bench was odd. Jack in Moab discovered this one in the wild, near his home. Obviously someone with impeccable color sensibilities!




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