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Rhonda, not only that, but after you are left with the motors, which my husband said generally are strong and long lasting, so in demand by many DIYers. Can be sold as a group on-line or your local crgslst under materials or crafting/art section. ( :

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That's a great idea! Please consider doing a response video if you!

whoathatsanicememe 🌟Thanks for the light idea! What a great addition! 👍

Whoa...that is an amazing idea. TFS.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🙏

@whoa that's a nice meme What the what and shut the front door, I adore your idea of making them into sconces. Thanks for sharing. I'm sure gonna do some like that cause, even though the idea is ingenious, I don't have use for such cute hooks.

Whoa, yes a strip light around the perimeter would be a nice way to light it up too.

My thoughts exactly! I was like - wait! wait! How did you hang them on the wall??????????????!!!!!

IMHO. Hook and loop would work great and make it renter friendly as well. I would go for 75 -100lbs and use two sets of hook and loop top and bottom. Overkill on the weight is far better than underkill, I'm thinking.

Get fan blades at thrift stores, second hand shopes, Restore (outlet for Habitat for Humanity) garage sales, the curb after the sale, dumpster behind a lighting store to name a few. Happy hunting.

@@mmariemarkel7482 😂 thank you! 👏👍

Or....save some money and use this idea to update it and start looking for free fans curbside to do this idea with. Just a thought.

Hold on; warm cool?

Beautiful crraft idea. Thank you for sharing. Can you use these to for plant hangers in the house?

Don't need a professional, we have one now, YOU. Great advice except if using hook and loop (to make this renter friendly) I would err on overkill rather than Underhill on the lbs. you want this to hold. 15lbs isn't gonna be enough for winter garb up North. I would choose 100lbs. for safety sake.

@@mmariemarkel7482 Agreed. The 100 lb mirror hanger will work which could possibly support a back pack. The issue will be screwing the hanger into the back of your piece. The mirror hanger can be mounted on the back with a strong adhesive which can permanently hold a metal hanger to your wooden piece. Just looking at the video I would suggest mounting a piece of wood to the back of the fan and then screwing the mirror hanger into the wood so that the screws will not damage the fan blade by breaking through or cracking it. Hanging an object on a wall which will support 100lbs is another consideration as to where your project is hung. Perhaps you should write a disclaimer with your project that objects hung on the fan blade should not exceed 30 lbs. You also need to consider the bottom support piece of the fan and if it can support 100 lbs of stress. My best advise to you would be to take your fan blade piece to a certified professional picture framer (PPFA member) and not a big box hobby/craft type store. Allow a certified framer to examine your piece and offer suggestions. A museum would be an excellent place to start. They usually have framing specialist who are trained in mounting and displaying heavy objects like guns, military garments and sports memorabilia. These professional framers have a working knowledge of the latest techniques and they love a challenge. Feel free to contact me I will help anyway I can.

I was thinking the same thing, and using for your house number.

My Aunt and I were wondering the same and thought we missed that part. Glad to see we weren't mistaken.