Since I will be out of pocket this weekend,
I'm going to go ahead and schedule this post.
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Nature crafting has a special feeling to it.
I'm going to go ahead and schedule this post.
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Nature crafting has a special feeling to it.
You have to gather your materials,
which means being outside and
appreciating and evaluating what nature has to offer.
Since making the twig/branch weavings earlier this year,
the use of twigs has been a favorite excuse
to cover them with yarn or embroidery floss
in one way or another.
On Gerrie's blog recently, I saw her Red Sticks
(and, yes, I did mention that "red stick" has
a certain Louisiana connection,
a la Baton Rouge).
Love 'em!
Love 'em!
I've seen several other intriguing examples of twig art--on blogs and on Pinterest.
Handmade Charlotte posted 6 DIY Projects to Bring the Trees Inside.
Also via Pinterest, Popsicles and Pinetas made this Anthropologie inspired necklace.
And from the Anthropologie site, twig letters.
These are no longer available, but
they were $8 a piece.
Kai Ethier saved a bundle with her DIY version.
I might try some Antro knock-off letters myself.
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Oops, I thought I had this post scheduled for Saturday,
but guess I was wrong.
I had also planned to gather
a bunch of twigs while at the cabin
this weekend, but
the rain on Saturday
left just a little time to work
in the garden,
and I forgot about twigs.
Very cool! These are definitely inspiring. Thanks for sharing these.
ReplyDeleteCool stuff!
ReplyDeleteMarie -- Not sure what my attraction to twigs says about me, but I find all of them interesting!
ReplyDeleteNancy -- :)