Winter Branches • A Source of Inspiration
A collection of photographs by me sharing the beauty of winter branches.
Originally posted 1/22/2012
Some thoughts on different types of branches to collect.
Originally posted 1/23/2012
Examples of using a branch or branches just as they are- no modifications.
Originally posted 1/24/2012 • (credits noted on link page)
A series of ideas for branches painted white
A tutorial by me on using branches to make a simple winter garden sculpture
Originally posted 1/26/2012
Different approaches for using branches to create rustic and functional hooks
Originally posted 1/27/2012• (credits noted on link page)
Different methods of using branches as supports for shelves
Originally posted 1/28/2012 • (credits noted on link page)
Some ideas for putting branches in a framed area - wall decor or gates
Originally posted 1/29/2012 • (credits noted on link page)
Use branches to create wreaths or sunburst mirrors.
Originally posted 1/30/2012 • (credits noted on link page)
Cut a branch and look at the end grain and then use that in decor
Originally posted 1/31/2012 • (credits noted on link page)
Use birch branches to create a centerpiece- Tutorial included.
Originally posted 2/1/2012 • (credits noted on link page)
Ideas for using branches in fanciful ways just to make you smile
Originally posted 2/3/2012 • (credits noted on link page)
Stacking sticks together can make interesting furniture
Originally posted 2/4/2012 • (credits noted on link page)
Which category did you find most inspirational?
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Use branches to create other shapes in these DIY projects.
Originally posted 2/6/2012 • (credits noted on link page)
If you find the right shaped branch, use it to create a lighting fixture.
Originally posted 2/7/2012 • (credits noted on link page)
Here is a series of shelf units made to resemble trees or branches.
Originally posted 2/10/2012 • (credits noted on link page)
Examples of the tree or branch theme depicted in doors
Originally posted 2/14/2012 • (credits noted on link page)
So what is left? More ideas from garden art to toys to centerpieces.
Originally posted 2/18/2012 • (credits noted on link page)
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