Saturday, June 18, 2011
Driftwood Sailboat
I am finally getting around to trying my hand at making a driftwood sailboat . There isn't a whole lot to it. A couple of pieces of the right driftwood, some wood glue, fabric glue, some string, a few eye screws and fabric for the mast and that's it. I made this for my 3 year old God Son so I wanted the mast to be colorful. I used a very old Ron Jon tye dye t shirt of mine. I didn't even sew the the shirt,I has some fabric glue and just glued the edges together. I used the eye screws and string to hold the mast in place. I wrapped the top of the mast with some string and topped it off with a yellow flag. That's it pretty darn easy, I just wish I thought of it because they are so cute.
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driftwood art,
Driftwood Sailboat
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6 comments:
This is really cute. What a clever project...and a great use of driftwood.
Hey sweetie!! I love this! The shirt your chose is so cool and I bet he loves it!! I want to make a really big one, I have the bottom part but need a longer mast. :)
I hope you had a wonderful weekend my dear! Hugs to you!
xoxox
How cute is that?!;)
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How clever! i like this tye dye version, very jimmy buffet. I have been bitten by the craft bug myself but nothing to fancy, i will post soon. hope all is well in your neck of the woods.
I love this especially the shirt you used...you should make them and sell them.
Hey there, new follower, love your beachy blog. Cheers
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