Coffee Cup - Wind Sock

Were you ever drinking coffee and in need of a quick reading of the wind direction? 
This I'ble will show you how to make a coffee cup wind sock.

This is another entry for the "Coffee Cup Challenge". If you like it, don't forget to vote for me or look at my other entries (Honeycomb Sandwich, Ceiling Aid and Lens Hood) 

Step 1 What you need.

* A coffee cup.
* A coat hanger.
* A small Tie rib.
* A small washer.

Comments

[SubFusion]

suck your finger and put your arm up high with your finger streched out...the side that does not get cold is the winds direction

[bertus52x11]

Agreed, but that won't win you any prizes!

[Mr. Potato Head]

Neither will this...

[bertus52x11]

Duh, that's a fairly "safe" statement after the contest is closed (half a year BTW).

[Mr. Potato Head]

No offense intended, but it would have been just as safe of a statement the day this instructable was posted.

[bertus52x11]

Nevertheless, insult taken. You just re-affirmed.
I suggest to focus more energy on your first instructable as this isn't the first negative and useless remark you have made on this site.

[Mr. Potato Head]

Just waiting until I have something better to offer than a coffee cup on a coat hanger.

[bertus52x11]

Good look then...I guess it might take a while..

[Mr. Potato Head]

I was just messing with you a bit. Truly nothing personal. Whadda you say, let's be friends.

[SubFusion]

hmm...I guess not :)
I thjnk wirly winds are interesting because it becomes harder to figure out where the main wind is comming from. It can be a corner or a tree that is causing turbulence. Perhabs it could be possible to navigate only by listening to the wind. Radar vs Wind. ;)

[bertus52x11]

You should post this "Coffee Cup Radar Wind thing".