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Livin Series: Ep1 Searching for Driftwood
On episode 1 of LIVIN, I go out exploring looking for some cool driftwood. *This is going to be a new series called LIVIN. Along with the building and finishing videos, I will include some of the things I do in between those projects. Some of my everyday stuff, or LIVIN.
DIY Driftwood Boat
Supplies:
Cardboard
Fabric
Templates (Sizes depend on the sizes of your driftwood. I made my sails 3 1/2” x 2 1/4”, the triangle bunting 1/2” x 1/2”, & the flag 3/4” x 1”.)
Mod Podge
Paintbrush
2 Pieces of Driftwood (For the Hull & Mast)
Pencil
Twine
Needle
Ruler
Scissors
Pliers
Wire (I used jewelry wire as the eye screws & a piece of floral wire as a dowel.)
Drill
Nail
Hammer
Glue (E6000)
Cut your fabric into pieces large enough to fit your templates.
Go over them with a coat of mod podge. (This is to keep the fabric from fraying.)
Lift the pieces to make sure they don’t stick to the board.
Wait for them to dry & coat the back with mod podge. (Instead of using mod podge, another option is to sew the edges.)
Drill a couple of holes through the stick (mast), about 1/4” less than the ends of your sail template.
Also, make holes at the top & bottom of the stick.
Drilling the thicker driftwood (hull) seemed to take forever, so I decided to create holes using a nail & hammer. I made 3 holes: the center, near the bow (front), and stern (back) of the boat.
I made wire wrapped loops to attach my fabric to the driftwood. (Although, you could just use eye screws.)
For the mast (stick), I made a wrapped loop, placed it through the hole, and made another wrapped loop. I also twisted wire to make a flagpole.
Cut your fabric into the shapes of your triangle templates. I ended up using the 3 1/2” x 2 1/4” triangle for both sails because the other template was to big. For the triangle bunting and flag, I folded the fabric before cutting a triangle (so it was shaped like a diamond).
Glue your wrapped loops to the driftwood and attach (also with glue) the mast (stick) to the center (of the hull) using a piece of wire as a dowel.
Glue the twisted wired inside of the folded flag and attach it to the top of the boat.
Puncture holes near the the corners of the sails, add twine, & attach them to the loops with a double knot.
Glue the tiny folded triangles to twine (for bunting) and tie the ends to the loops.
I added a dot of glue over each knot to secure it and painted a heart on the boat.
MY DRIFTWOOD ART & PALLET SHELF (part 1)
Some pieces of Art from the ocean.
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Infamous Secret to Preparing Driftwood for a Aquarium or Fish Tank
Have you ever wondered how to prepare your driftwood for a fish tank? Well that is what we will be going over here right now! This is not a hard process once you learn it, but there is not a lot of infer available on it. I guess lots of people think its something they don’t need to go over. This is a must for any planted tank. So i decided i would hopefully help some people out. Please enjoy the video and don’t forget to tank like a boss!
Infamous Secret to Preparing Driftwood for a Aquarium or Fish Tank Known How to Waterlog
The Art of Mounting Plants: Air Plants on Driftwood
This video walks viewers through mounting air plants on to driftwood using a hot glue gun. Perfect for wall decor or terrariums.
Cool Driftwood for Aquascape
Cool Driftwood for Aquascape
Hi … art lover. at this time, I try to present a video about the material to beautify your aquarium. the material is mostly on the beach that is rarely visited by people, other words on the beach that is not well maintained.
not all beaches have wood waste, such as beaches used as tourist attractions. most of which are only rocks, since wood waste is always cleaned. in contrast to the beaches that are not inhabited, certainly many piles of wood waste ranging from the smallest size to the size of the largest and diverse shapes and has a value of natural art.
this is one example of wood waste that can be made as the main element in beautifying your aquarium. can be decorated by adding moss or natural as the original. usually this part is often made as a substitute for sea coral or shaped like a cliff.
and this section is also most preferred, either for bonsai or decorated with other materials such as artificial moss or small grass plants that form like trees.
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How to Attach Bromeliads to Driftwood
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How to Attach Bromeliads to Driftwood. Certain bromeliads develop hold-fast roots to attach to trees or rocks. Epiphytes, also known as “air plants,” often grow wild on the bark of trees. Bromeliads you can mount on driftwood include Billbergia, aechmea, and Tillandsias that have hard leaves. Many bromeliads need to be potted, so it’s important to…
Table of contents How to Attach Bromeliads to Driftwood
Things You’ll Need 00:50
Tips & Warnings 02:44
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