Drift wood diy

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30 cm to highest pebble Holder With safe candle spikes.

We live in Washington State where trees are grown for lumber, paper and furniture and we have all sorts of wonderful trees. Washington is in fact referred to as the Evergreen State. We also have some fairly windy storms and lots of rain causing occasional flooding in the winter. This coupled with the fact that we have lots of shoreline in the Puget Sound area, means that tree branches land up in the water, spend some time getting weathered and then wash up on some remote beach or local count

Driftwood Mobile: Use smaller pieces of driftwood, along with shells or other beach treasures, to create a hanging mobile. Hang it near a window or in a corn...

Are you tired of constantly losing your earrings or struggling to find a matching pair? I’ve been there, and it’s frustrating! That’s why I’ve put together a list of 15 creative DIY earring holder ideas

Driftwood Christmas Tree: I've been wanting to make some wreaths with driftwood I've collected on the beach. Now that the holidays are here, I decided to go with a Christmas tree. Mine is just over 2 feet tall. I'd love to collect some really big pieces and scale it up to f…

In my first location shoot for Recliam Magazine, Alice roberton and I share ideas for makes using treasures washed up on our shores.

Couple crafts 8 driftwood picture frames. Their living room now exudes a coastal vibe

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