Diy shotgun shell crafts

Medium wooden pallet plaque. The reclaimed pallet boards are stained with a dark danish oil and then topped with a cross made from fabricated 12 gauge shotgun shells. Dimensions are approximately 10" x 14". Each cross is handmade with love and truly one of a kind.

If you like guns and shooting or are a fan of military or combat-related fashion, you’ll probably quite like the idea of making jewelry that incorporates bullets. That way, you can display your tastes in

Made with a hot glue gun.

How to Remove Brass From a Spent Shotgun Shell: All other methods I've found online suggest using a candle or lighter to heat up the brass, which will partially melt the plastic. However, common sense says that leftover gun powder (which is highly flammable) that may be left over in an expired s…

Shotgun shell crafts 12g shotgun shell Xmas wreath, complete with lacquered clay pigeon and burlap bow. Like a boss. Made it in about 2 hours start to finish.

Shotgun shells can be separated and the metal ends can be used in a variety of craft projects. Here’s the easiest way to separate them: Materials Used Shotgun Shells Two pairs of pliers Your Stove…

Shotgun shell monogram. Every hunter needs one if these!!!

A simple shotgun shell wreath project, using numerous shotgun shells, hot glued onto a grapevine wreath. Inexpensive and quick to make.

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Shotgun Shell Pendant Keepsake: Make a locket out of a couple of shotgun brass heads. I had a bunch of empty shotgun shells from some previous projects and decided to see what else to could make with them. The other 'ibles (here, here and here) used the whole shell, but this proj…

Bullet casing picture frame. I bought a 4x6 frame from the craft section at walmart and we had some stain left over from doing our bathrooms. Then I had my husband save his shells for me. Add a little hot glue and done!

DIY project. All you need is: wood, nails, hammer, wood stain, empty shotgun shells, and some hot glue

How to Remove Brass From a Spent Shotgun Shell: All other methods I've found online suggest using a candle or lighter to heat up the brass, which will partially melt the plastic. However, common sense says that leftover gun powder (which is highly flammable) that may be left over in an expired s…