Well in our case, driftwood would be considered the spark (or we just have a problem).
DIY Driftwood Wreath Tutorial
This particular wreath used up 150 individual driftwood pieces!
I know what youre thinking…thats a lot of time spent collecting driftwood!
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Weve even recruited the kids into helping (they love it, really).
Stop on by and take a look!
Once the base is cut, gently sand down all the edges and back side for a smooth finish.
I used a 60 grit, about a medium grade sandpaper to do this.
Add two sets of hooks to the back side of the base.
This will be the side to hang up against the wall.
For this project I chose to use a nail gun to apply the driftwood.
Continue to work around the circle.
For the final step, I applied a thin coat of clear high gloss lacquer.
It really made the colours of the driftwood pieces pop!
My finished and substantial wreath ended up measuring 25 to 28 across.
What is it about driftwood that I love so much?
Maybe its a sign I should move to the beach?!
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How to make a DIY Driftwood Wreath
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