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Wooden wheelbarrow plant stands

Jamespeter100

The project:

More and more wooden wheelbarrows. Livingston daisies in a stick wheelbarrow.

- Materials:

Tree branches from a tree branch that someone up the road cut down. Golden Elm tree branch.

- Tools:

A tree branch chain saw. Or an electric chain saw on a stick. Wear eye protection, dust and ear protection.

- Step 1:

Rather than steps, wheelbarrow pictures.

Livingston daisies are amazing, such bright colours.

- Step 2:

Takes a tub, that can be easily swapped.

- Step 3:

I’m trying to make a different wooden barrow each time.

- Step 4:

These three were made in the year 2001, one of them is still going. So 25 years old. My eldest daughter is the same age I was when I made these.

- Step 5:

Wondering how many build Daleks out there?

- Step 6:

On piano.

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Comments

MitchellMc

Hi @Jamespeter100,

These wooden wheelbarrows have so much character! I love that each one has its own unique design, and it's especially impressive to hear that some of your earlier creations are still going strong after 25 years. The Livingston daisies look fantastic in them too.

If you have any photos from the build process or could share a few more details about how you construct them, I'm sure our members would love to learn from your approach.

Many thanks again for sharing.

Mitchell