DIY Windcatcher

With all of the storms coming through Central Texas lately, we've had our fair share of blustery days. What better way to observe the wind's power (and beauty) than by making your own windcatcher!

Follow the directions below, and feel free to add your own ideas. You can add beads, paint, nature items, and more!




Location: Austin, TX, USA

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