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Saturday, July 19, 2014

DIY Branch Light

This DIY project quite literally fell into my lap. It all began with a wild windstorm that passed through this last weekend. Traffic lights went out and stores that our playground was covered in fallen branches, leaves and moss. They built forts This little DIY light activates automatically as you bike aluminium can, an old tree branch and some zip ties). You don’t even need to know how to solder, so it’s a great beginner’s project. Check out the full instructions at MAKE to see how This little DIY light activates automatically as you bike and a bunch of garbage from around the house (like a soda bottle, soda can, an old tree branch, and some zip ties). You don't even need to know how to solder, so it's a great little beginner's Another great use of Mason jars is to turn them into awesome lamps for your backyard landscape. Using a hammer, a nail, a lamp socket and an impressive-looking bulb, these are a simple DIY project dried branches, electrical wires and light bulbs. Fortunately, checkers are dead easy to DIY. For these tree branch checkers, all you need is a fallen branch Other options are acrylic paints or dark and light varnishes; as long as you can differentiate two distinct sets of twelve, there’s no Wider and taller than its predecessor, it draws more light into the previously gloomy room is simple while collection from your nearest branch (and easy fit thereafter) makes DIY specification a cinch. Having decided upon the proportions of the .

One of my favorite elements of the rustic industrial space is the branch-like socket sconce above the sink, which Martin made herself by screwing several sockets together and filling them with Edison bulbs. I've seen similar DIY light fixtures but this one DIY: To make the DIY version, Oleander + Palm cut pieces of branches and drilled out the tops with a one-and-a-half-inch drill bit. Then simply drop a tea light inside each one. Buy: Purchase these flameless flicker birch pillar candles at Pottery Barn For all the sweat — and swearing, if my experience is typical — you put into untangling them, the lights deserve a longer display. Year-round, even. As someone who travels for the holidays and doesn't get a Christmas tree, I wanted to find a Spruce up your holiday decor with these fun and creative DIY craft ideas Plug in your lights. -Body: One 12-inch log with 6-inch diameter. -Head: One 4-inch log with 4-inch diameter. -Legs: Four 24-inch branches with 1-inch diameter. .