Introducing Baby Tinnie
Earlier this spring AppleJack and I saw a tin man made by one of the Master Gardeners. I was smitten! A closer look at the design and construction revealed tin cans joined together. I thought I could make one. We began collecting tin cans.
Tin cans, pull tabs, washers, screws, coat hanger wire
Tinnie will be living in Next Year (the garden) among the herbs, pepper plants and flowers. July has been a very rainy month and the grass and weeds are growing like crazy. AppleJack has collected more tin cans--Tinnie may have a friend.
Oh, Betty, he's adorable.
ReplyDeleteSo very clever. You did a wonderful job. He would make me smile every time I went in the garden--even if it was to do the weeding!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE it!! What is the big can you used for the body--lard or something. I need one.
ReplyDeleteThat is a tin man with a heart.
ReplyDeleteThat is adorable! I love him!
ReplyDeleteHoe cute! Hope you had a great 4th and look foward to seeing pics of Tinie in your garden next year. Janice
ReplyDeleteI just love Tinnie, maybe I will make him a friend for my garden!!
ReplyDeleteBetty: He is adorable, love him.
ReplyDeleteBlessings
Catherine
I love your Tinnie, he is awesome, and the fact that you put him together using parts collected is amazing. I can't wait to hear about his life in the garden :)
ReplyDeleteAdorable! Add a scarecrow, a lion, a cute little black dog, a little girl in a blue dress, and a yellow brick road, and before you know it you'll be in Oz!
ReplyDeletevery nice design ! aren't you two clever - Mel
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ReplyDeleteI LOVE it!! What is the big can you used for the body--lard or something. I need one.
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