It is made of wood. What a fun shabby and easy to make wall hanging for inside or out.
Her tree was inspired by Ingrid from the Netherlands who created a series of small Wood Wall Christmas Trees made out of 6 different planks, painted in different colors. The planks are glued to a middle piece to which you attach a string in the back, then you simply screw small hooks in the "branches" and hang all your ornaments!
For the details visit Pru at Flotsam Friends -she's currently having a giveaway too!! Here she is assembling her wood wall Christmas tree under the sunny Australian sky.
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19 comments:
Brilliant!
I would never have thought of this either.
There are so many crafty women out there! This is definitely something awesome Maya. I love the colors!
-marie
Well now this is just too clever. This may have to go in the "next year" file. I love the one with the shells!
Very clever idea..it is beachy and shabby chic, would age beautifully.
Happy Creating.
Fair Winds and Calm Seas,
Deborah Leon
www.mermaidspurseseaglass.com
Very unique and different. Cute.
I love this look and sometimes I find painted boards washed up on shore that would add to the shabby charm. And oh to look so elegant while crafting as Pru does in that shot. ~Lili
I love Pru, she is so sweet, and these trees are adorable!! Love all the colors :)
So sweet:-)))))
Liebe Grüße Kiki
Adorable! Some people are so clever.
Thanks Maya. Wow, what lovely comments too! Thanks everyone and 'Merry Christmas'. Pruxxx
What a great idea!! Love all the colors!!
what can I say - I love it!
vicki
I saw that on Pru's blog and already started collecting the wood. Hope I can get enough before Christmas! She's so darn talented!
So cute!!!! Love the simplicity and the cleverness!!! You did a great job, Maya! :)
xoxo laurie
Clever and colorful! I'd like to try one someday.
Shellbelle, I'm doing the same thing :-) Pru inspires me too, I love the colors of her tree.
What a fun and easy way to create a unique Christmas tree :-) I can also see one of these trees with the pieces of wood wrapped in different pieces of Christmas wrapping paper.
{Don't forget to add the link to your Bake-N-Blog post over on my blog. Looking forward to reading about your cookies!}
Too bad you haven't had a chance to bake yet - but I bet your coastal cookie cutters look great with the tea lights :-) If you have time, check out the cookies everyone baked - they all turned out great! :-)
Aw these are so cute! I see wedding cake too!
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