Diy birch tree

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I bought a real birch tree trunk at a local floral design supply in the flower district downtown. To tell you the truth, it looked as though it had a quick sloppy sponged white paint job on it. It looked good but so easy to replicate for the many trucks I'd need on set. As I started to test making a few out of the tons of free fabric core tubes I had here, I soon realized how complex the texture really is. Making the straight tubes (upper left) zig and zag slightly was the easy part. I used…

They say, there’s a fine line between genius and insanity… I think I got a deeper understanding of this when I took on this faux birch branch project. I saw these a year or two ago in a…

Securing a bundle of birch logs with jute twine for this DIY project.

Well, that’s not technically correct, because only God can make a birch tree. And I have all the more respect for Him after it took me hours and hours to make ten fake birch trees. You may ne…

They say, there’s a fine line between genius and insanity… I think I got a deeper understanding of this when I took on this faux birch branch project. I saw these a year or two ago in a…

The hubbub of Christmas is over and things start to return to our normal routines. But at some point I usually get a little restless. What better way to dispel the restlessness than with a craft! I made a clay cabin a little while ago and I wanted to add one more touch to the decoration. Birch trees!

I made these DIY cardboard birch trees after being inspired by the magical ones in the East Colonnade of the White House this holiday season.

Do you have birch trees near your home? Did you know you can easily use their bark as paper? Birch bark is so neat, and makes a really fun paper you can use for crafts, cards, making baskets, and so many different things. The Native Americans have been using birch bark for all sorts of things for many many years. Now I am no professional, but here is how I did it and it worked well! Peel a large chunk of bark from a tree. This will not hurt the tree; notice it is peeling on its own in places…

I wanted to decorate my front porch for fall and do something a bit different. I decided to make a birch ladder to use as part of my rustic farmhouse display. We started by gathering some branches in the same width. I measured the area of the porch where I wanted to put the ladder to figure out the best height and width and then we got to cutting. We used the chop saw for this. Once the pieces were cut to length, he removed the smaller branches. Then we laid the pole…

A tutorial for creating your very own fall trees with birch bundles and leaf sprays.

I have seen many Faux birch trees in the decorating isles of HomeSense (Homegoods in US) and they were very $$$$. I took a closer look and I knew that I could m…

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This DIY room decor made from birch trees brings the splendor of fall into your own living room.

Turn any item into rustic decor by painting it to look like birch bark. I'll show you how to paint realistic tree bark with some special painting supplies.

Happy Thanksgiving week! I can't believe we are almost to December! This last weekend I worked on going through all of the girl's toys and donating/tossing any that they no longer use. I always try to do this before Christmas to make room for more stuff that I know they will be getting. Always feels

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I guess you could call me a tree hugger. I do love trees enough to hug them. My appreciation of trees started when I was a little girl. My mother is a painter, and she loved to paint trees. I saw the beauty of them through her eyes. Timber cutting and tree farms are common

Photo Krzyzanski This is not a typical Christmas tree proposition, but those who like things to be a little bit extraordinary this birch tree might be a good alternative to tradition. The best thing about it is that you may keep it all year round as part of your home decoration and redecorate it every time you wish. This birch tree has a solid concrete base, so it can be easily moved from place to place. Photo Krzyzanski In this tutorial I will tell you how you can easily adapt birch branch…