Flower arrangement from used strings
With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, and a bunch of broke bluegrass musicians wondering what to get for their sweety, I thought this might help some people out.
After changing your guitar strings, you don’t have to throw the old ones away. You can be creative and turn them into a work of art. The finished product can make an interesting centerpiece or even a wonderful gift for a musical friend!
This is from an article at WikiHow.com where they teach you how to use old guitar strings, and picks, to create a work of art that resembles a flower arrangement. In only seven easy steps you can have a spectacular gift for that special someone! (I would suggest just buying real flowers.)
Hat Tip: Old Time Music Blog
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Well, not entirely free. You have to purchase Roland White's Mandolin Christmas instructional book/CD....
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