Wind chimes under construction

When a neighbour asks you to help in a children’s activity morning and then you have to come up with ideas!!
I had a few. Now got 2 weeks to source materials and be sure that activity age appropriate.
Punching holes in shells is proving interesting. A drill is too destructive so a bradawl is the answer. Just as well that I had one in my crafting tool box. Oh and a trip to the fishing tackle shop.
Completed here

[JackieR]

Beautiful composition

[Esther Rosenberg]

Very cool idea! NIce minimalist photo composition .

[Jacqueline]

Great minimalistic shot, very interested to see the results!

[katy]

I hope you will be able to show us a finished product. This is a wonderful entry for the minimal challenge. It’s a nice crisp photo

[Mags]

Good idea and a lovely shot!

[Diana]

What a fabulous idea and great minimalistic shot!

[bruni]

This will be a winner/ great work and shot.

[Renee Salamon]

Great idea and love the shot

[Bill]

Lovely arrangement & colouring.

[amyK]

Great minimalist image for the challenge. Nicely done.

[Shutterbug]

Love the info. I never heard of this and usually use a hammer and nail to start holes, but this seems very useful.

[LManning (Laura)]

Lovely composition.

[Kathy]

A mysterious look at the shells and wire. Could you use a manual drill with a tile bit. Maybe something out of the jewelry making section at a craft store.

[Susan Wakely]

@randystreat I used a crafting drill and the layers of the shell beak away with the vibration. Using the bradawl worked well.

[Dione Giorgio]

I was going to ask how did you drill the shells. Looks like a great project is taking place. Well done - a well chosen subject for your entry.

[Nina Ganci]

lots of room for the windchimes, love your presentation

[Kathy]

@wakelys Good to know. Not that I have any shells hanging around.