put one end of the fishing line through one of the centre holes and put the other end of the line through the second hole. Tie them together tightly, leaving 2 inches above the knot. Tie the top ends together with a few knots, this will be your hanging loop. 5. Add 2 or more clay pieces to the sides by looping them through a length of fishing line and tying them off through the two holes in the top sides of the wood. Measuring the spacing between the clay pieces is all based on what you are using and preference. Lay them out and mark where you want them to fall. Spacing should be close enough that they will clink together with a breeze, but not so close that they get tangled up. Hang your wind chime on trees with contrasting foliage for a striking look that highlights a feature in the garden. I love the look of this peacock blue glazed wind chime with the turning leaves on my Japanese Maple 'Bloodgood'. I made a second wind chime with a bamboo glaze that stands out well with the deep green leaves and thick branches of a  Rhododendron. Thanks for visiting weekend project #50. Only two more and we will have made a tutorial for a fabulous garden project every weekend for a year! Never fear, the weekend projects and all the other crafty - foody - gardeny goodness will keep on coming.  Check out more ideas by clicking