How to use those beautiful rustic driftwood branches, logs and sticks in your garden or backyard.
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Driftwood garden edging is a beautiful rustic solution to define garden beds and other areas in your garden or backyard. Original source unknown.
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Rustic driftwood gate seen at Queen of Dirt on a Garden Tour Using driftwood collected from remote Santa Cruz beaches the owner of one amazing garden created this gate.
Driftwood pieces are glued to a oatmeal carton with Titebond WW30. Look for glue that holds up in all temperatures and outdoors. You might also want to clear seal the carton and/or the entire driftwood birdhouse.
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Driftwood Garden Chair
There are some great ways how you can Incorporate Shore Finds into your Garden Landscape, from shells to seaglass to driftwood, even buoys. Here are the best ideas I could find with driftwood. You can do a lot with driftwood branches, logs and driftwood sticks! Some of these driftwood garden ideas do require some work. But how fun and rewarding will it be to build something with those driftwood pieces found along the shore, be it a cute birdhouse or a cool rustic garden bench!
In case you don't have access to driftwood, you can Shop Driftwood on Etsy or Create the Driftwood Look with Regular Wood Sticks that you might already have in your own garden.
Use a good sized driftwood log to create an awesome sculpture with a School of Fish or anything else you can imagine. You can use wood dowels or copper rods to stick on your Cutouts. The copper rods being flexible will allow you to slightly bend your cutouts. Via Mike Steele on Pinterest.
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With an optional wooden stand.
Made in USA
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