Holder is outer embroidery hoop ring.
Thanks for looking!
These 1940s maple sap taps were in my childhood garage and I finally snagged 'em a few years ago when i moved. I only just now got around to making a mobile out of them. I am lousy with math so it took some doing (and mistakes and head-shaking) to set up the graduated strings.
19 Likes
That is a nice way to display such unusual objects.
2 Likes
What a fun and interesting upcycle!
2 Likes
Very cool!!!
2 Likes
What a cool idea, to turn them into a mobile.
1 Like
Love what you did with the antique sap taps…it is fantastic!
1 Like
What a wonderful way to display those taps. How very cool!
1 Like
This is very pretty and I love how sentimental it is to your childhood.
2 Likes
I love you were finally goosed into this project! It’s so unusual and unique!
1 Like
This fabulous project has been selected as a Featured Project for the week! 
Congratulations!! 
Way to go, @GabeTheQuacker! 
1 Like
oh, suweet!! no maple syrup pun intended
i love that you’ve found a way to display things that would otherwise be overlooked and forgotten. beautiful!
1 Like
This is beautiful–I LOVE upcycled art and love the simple design you created here. Really beautiful, well done.
1 Like
This looks really neat! At first glance I thought they were painted bones. 
1 Like
How interesting! I had one spile from visiting a heritage village years ago, I always thought it was so neat looking. Cool to find a way to display them.
1 Like