Driftwood

I  have a tried and tested routine when it comes to collecting driftwood! It  starts  off with a coffee and croissant at the Rocket House cafe – it’s right on the sea-front and has the best views, best coffee, and the best staff !! After a sit-down and a read of the paper, I’m ready for foraging and looking to see what the tide has brought in. ( I also pick up one piece of rubbish on every trip.) All the wood I find will be taken home to be sorted and washed, and will be made into signs, trees, simple crosses, and wall-art. The pieces are left un-varnished.

Piece 7.  I have painted a fairy with her wand on the wood, and the words ‘make some magic!  ( approx. 10″ long.)
£14 inc. p+p.
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Piece 2.  This piece  has been kept in its original shape and I have colour-washed the front with contrasting colours.I have then added shells in each corner.  (approx. 17″ long.)
£22, inc. p+p.
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Piece 18.  This gorgeous weathered wood has natural holes, and has been simply decorated with shells – less is more, to not detract from the wood.  ( approx.16″ long. )
£25 inc. p+p.
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Piece 20.  I have used flotsam found on the beach to spell out the word ‘ joy’, and beach-found rope is used all round the edge.I colour-washed the front, and stencilled a couple of stars on too.  ( approx. 25″ long. )
£40, inc p+p.
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Piece 1.  This is a lovely smooth piece of wood that looks like honeycombe, both in colour and texture, I have added three shells at the bottom.  ( approx 20″ long.)
£22 inc. p+p.
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Piece 12.  I’ve painted this piece pink, and added two painted hearts and a heart-shaped pebble in the middle.  ( approx. 6″ long.)
£8 inc. p+p.
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