Branch ceiling

Many of you have asked me over on my facebook page how I created this twiggy ceiling for the holidays--so here goes. It is not hard, but i...

Be creative and make something out of nothing. Use the fallen branches form your garden and make something creative and artistic. Using branches to

Using branches for decoration is a great way to add a rustic and natural touch to your home and garden. There are many creative ways to incorporate branches into your decor, from using them as curtain rods or wall art to creating unique table centerpieces or garden trellises.

Branches and fairy lights adorn a ceiling. Magical.

Many of you have asked me over on my facebook page how I created this twiggy ceiling for the holidays--so here goes. It is not hard, but it would be helpful to have two people, at least on the cross braces. I did the rest by myself. If you make one, please send me a photo and I will post them! You can email it or post on my facebook page. Magical Twiggy Ceiling Supplies: about a dozen branches: 4-6 feet, birch, alder, beech, or any twiggy hardwood (that's a word, right?) 4 long branches for…

This industrial style warehouse conversion is the home-studio of an artist, offering lots of refreshing ideas and natural light, sited in Montreal, Quebec.

I am not very good at doing arts and crafts, but I still love doing them.

Branch light