Very unique! A good use for those pans where the non-stick gives out! Looks like a winner! Jeanne S.

You win the prize of the day...in MY opinion! What a great idea!!! And you even made it pretty!

Now I wished you'd have posted this sooner. I threw away a skillet a while back. Would have been the perfect size. Dang!! Just my luck!!
You did a great job. It's almost to pretty to use. Did you use a dremel to etch it? TFS

Nice recycling!! Love the design on it!! Makes the other 1 look kind of puny! Jan

Am I the only one who's cracking up? an idea "panned" out. Was that pun intended dcarch or a hilarious coincidence?

very cool idea. esp since you can pick them up cheap at thrift stores.

I can dig it. Awesome idea and I'm really glad it panned out! Thanks for sharing such a great re-cycle idea.

LIL

What a great idea!! I'm always fussing that my garden spade isn't big enough...thanks for the tip!

What a wonderful idea. these pans are a dime a dozen at yardsales. Hmmmm you could take the rest of the pan (depending on size) and make a couple more using make your own wood handles,. Have to show this to DH.

What a wonderful idea. I bet you could form it into a scoop for dog food or bird seed too.

Thank you all for your compliments. I am happy that you like the idea.

sorie6, yes, I used dremel to carve the designs. It took 5 minutes. I realized that I needed something to hide the hammer marks.

dcarch

I'll bet those would sell like hotcakes at a craft show. Of course in a month everybody and their brother would be selling them. lol I don't have a junk pan but will certainly look for some at yard sales. I usually see one or two in the free boxes.

I love this. And I bet it would sell well at a craft or garden show. And if you leave it happen to drop it in the grass it's easier to find before you mow.Oops, told on myself didn't I?

Another great idea! Pretty too.
Kathy

great recycle! i love my t-fal...but i'd cut up someone else's.....yeah,great size for dog food for my pets!

now to find time!!!

kudzu

And just think! The soil won't stick! lol

very cool idea!

I would worry about the teflon falling off into
the dog food though.