Over the past two years I have done more posts about birch trees and using this beautiful natural resource than any other single topic. It is time to pull all of those posts together into an overview and add it to my themes page. Creating the theme pages is rather a time consuming bother but I find I use them over and over again. I think you would also find them useful. You can see the others I have completed by clicking on the Theme heading in the header navigation links above.
But before you go exploring, take a minute to review my birch theme designed to pull together so many ideas into one place. I have mixed them up and put the inspirational ones first and then some of my projects last. The source information for all these photos is listed on the original page - so just click through for the complete listing.
Birch Bark as a theme: - A collection of ideas and techniques for putting a birch pattern on your walls - decals, paint, wallpaper.
Originally posted April 18, 2011
Birch Bonaza: A couple of ideas for incorporating birch trees into your decor - if you have the real thing.
Originally posted April 17, 2011
Simply a Birch Stick or Sticks: A collection of ideas for using smaller birch sticks and branches.
Originally posted April 1, 2012
Originally posted March 31, 2012
Batik Birch Trees – I shared the work of artist Carolyn Doe. She uses batik to depict birch trees on fabric.
Originally posted March 31, 2012
Birch Trees in Quilts and Fiber Arts - I share the work of many different quilters and the wide range of compositions using birch trees in fiber arts.
Originally posted April 21, 2011
Birch Inspired Ceramics - There is a breadth of ideas for incorporating the birch theme in ceramics.
Originally posted April 19, 2011
Birch Update • Containers - As more birch ideas collected in my Pinterest folder I added an update showing more containers using birch bark.
Originally posted March 30, 2012
Update • More Birch Ideas - Here are a couple of kitchen utensils that I found simply stunning - in the birch theme of course.
Originally posted March 30, 2012
Birch Branch Triptych by John Oman - A post about the birch wall hangings created by John Oman.
Originally posted June 19, 2012
Harvesting Birch Bark for Crafts - A birch tree fell and I experimented with harvesting the bark. I shared my techniques and experiences in this post.
Originally posted May 23, 2012
Birch Trees • Using a Windfall - Photos of how I used another fallen birch tree to dress up my front entry.
Originally posted May 8, 2011
Birch Tree Nursery - A post about the nursery my daughter created for my granddaughter after being inspired by my blog.
Originally posted June 4, 2012
Branches • Birch Centerpiece - Tutorial on creating a birch fence centerpiece from birch sticks.
Originally posted February 1, 2012
Want to keep up with my continued interest in birch ideas? Follow my Birch board on Pinterest.
Here is a button for you to pin to easily return to this collection of ideas and inspirations.
Other collected themes assembled by me can be located by clicking on these links:
Sharing this post at the following Link Parties:
Hope to see you there as well!
- A Bowl Full of Lemons
- The Inspiration Board @ Carolyn's Homework
- Not Just a House Wife
- Take It On Tuesday @ Romance On A Dime
- Tuesday Treasures @My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia
- Simply Sensational Tuesday @ Organizing Homelife
- Uncommon Designs
- DIY Dreamer
- Whatever Goes Wednesday @Someday Crafts
- Transformation Thursday @ The Shabby CreekCottage
- aka design
- House of Hepworths
- At The Picket Fence
- Fridays Unfold @ Stuff and Nonesense
- Potpourri Friday @ 2805
- Tatertots&Jello
- Show and Tell Saturdays
- DIY Showoff
- Motivate Me Monday @ Keeping It Simple
- Get Your Craft On @ Today's Creative Blog
- Metamorphosis Monday @ Between Naps on the Porch
- Sweet Sharing Monday @ Sweet Anne Designs
©2012 Ashbee Design, Marji Roy
Fun ideas. Everything we could want to create some beautiful and natural designs!
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Liz, You are right. And I've collected them together to serve as a resource to refer back to whenever I encountered a downed birch tree. Thanks for visiting and commenting.
DeleteAwesome ideas!! I love them! I would love my the rooms in my house to look like some of those! Thanks for sharing! http://moresisterstuff.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteI love this theme!! So much inspiration. Thanks for linking up at Romance on a dime!!
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