Silly Scoop
Sondra Gerber transforms a garden spade into a novel silly scoop sculpture.
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Materials and Tools:
garden shovel
large washers
1/4" rod
copper wire
beads
thin slice of 2" pipe
plasma cutter
MIG welder
welding gloves, helmet and mask
chalk pencil
drill
2. Cut out the face outline shape with a plasma cutter.
3. Cut out the area of the shovel (below the indentation where the handle is attached) for the nose with a plasma cutter.
8. Bend copper wire into earrings, add beads and place them on the sides of the silly scoop shovel.
9. Cut off the shovel handle about one foot. Drill the handle and insert a piece of 1/4-inch rod so the silly scoop can be poked into the ground.
Silly Scoop project by Sondra Gerber from Omaha, Neb.
Website: www.bluepom.com
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