My niece asked for a cork board for Christmas and this is what I came up with. After I finished gluing in the corks I decided the spacing was strange so I added colorful wood beads...I love the hidden pop of color.
I have bunch of wood I salvaged after Hurricane Irma and I thought putting fish on some of the pieces would look cool...I think it works. The fish are made of clay that I then painted.
Yup another one lol. I decided to see if the pine cones would work with driftwood...I'd say yes they do lol. This is a wreath I made years ago and change it from season to season...though I may be done with that and just keep it this way since it really turned out cool looking.
Yes yet another pine cone succulent project...sorry but it turned out too cool not to share . I took a 12" Styrofoam glued down a layer of moss then added the pine cone and seedpod succulents.
I have a whale thing so I decided I needed some for my walls. The whales are made of clay that are mounted on pallet wood. I thought they were too plain so I decided to hang them with rope and a pulley. I think the hanging situation is my favorite part. (they were kind of hard to photograph sorry)
I've been wanting to make some paper clay barnacles for awhile now and finally got around to it. I used this site as a guide (http://www.designsponge.com/2012/07/diy-project-paper-clay-barnacles.htm). I then made the "coral rock" the barnacles are attached to by using a half of a Styrofoam ball covered with hot glue My next step was to make more "succulent plants". This time I used a lot of seed pods that I glued together in addition to the pine cones. I am pretty pleased with how it all came together.
My very awesome swap partner (Kittykill) sent me the most amazing box I've ever received in my life. When I received yet another awesome piece from her I felt I had to make her something else pink (her color choice)...this is what I came up with. (sorry to spoil the surprise)