Summary
Steve Wainwright, a retiree in Peterborough, has started creating large-scale versions of everyday household items to keep himself busy. These oversized objects, such as a giant pencil and plug, are sometimes turned into functional items and displayed at events. Wainwright uses materials like wood, metal, and plastic in his garden workshop, and his creations have been enjoyed by locals and at charity events.
Key Facts
- Steve Wainwright is a retiree living in Peterborough.
- He creates large models of common household items, such as a 5-foot pencil and a big plug.
- These items are sometimes functional, like a tape measure turned into a coffee table.
- Wainwright uses wood, metal, and plastic to build the objects.
- He spends up to two weeks on each piece and has spent about £2,500 so far.
- His creations have been displayed at charity events and are popular, especially among people who are visually impaired.
- Wainwright's wife supports his hobby and finds it brings humor to their home.
