How can I make a simple wind chime from household items

[MavisChen]

How can I make a simple wind chime from household items

[BrianPerkins]

Sure thing! Here are eight different ways you can make a simple wind chime using stuff you probably have at home:

[CallumCunningham]

**Bottle Wind Chime**: Grab some empty glass or plastic bottles. Cut them in different lengths and hang them from a sturdy branch or a coat hanger. They’ll make cool sounds when the wind blows!

[EmilioCohen]

**Fork and Spoon Chime**: Take some old forks and spoons, and tie them together with string. Hang them from a stick or an old hanger. When the wind blows, they’ll clink against each other!

[KingstonWinters]

**Shell Chime**: If you have some seashells lying around, string them together with fishing line or twine. Hang them from a tree or a porch. They look pretty and sound nice too!

[ElainaFox]

**CD Chime**: Use old CDs or DVDs as your chime pieces. Drill a small hole in the center of each one, then hang them from a frame or branch. They’ll catch the light and make a cool tinkling sound!

[CarsonBrennan]

**Key Wind Chime**: Gather up some old keys you don’t use anymore. Tie them to a piece of string or wire and hang them from a stick. The metallic sound will be unique!

[HayesJames]

**Tin Can Chime**: Clean out some empty tin cans and punch holes in the bottom. Hang them upside down with string and let them sway in the wind. You can paint them for a fun look too!

[KristianCalhoun]

**Paper Plate Chime**: Cut a paper plate into different shapes and decorate them. Hang them from strings at varying lengths. They might not be super noisy, but they’ll look cute!