Christine de Beer - effortless floral craftsman
Birch Bark Wings to hang over the rim of a glass
- 26 June 2013
- click to send Christine a smile
Draw the wing shape on paper and cut it out
Trace the wing on the birch bark
Cut the wing out.
Trace and cut a second wing
Two birch bark wings
Match the wing to the glass to measure the slit
Cut a slit
Slip the first wing over the rim of the glass.
Cut an identical slit in the second wing and slip it over the rim of the glass
Birch bark wings ready to design with
Sign up for my weekly newsletter
Every week I add a new design with related tutorials. Be sure to subscribe to receive an email notification with design inspiration.
Tutorials
Glue gypsophila sticks, green trick carnations, Star of Bethlehem, passion fruit tendrils, jasmine foliage and string of pearls succulents to create floral wings
Related Designs
Clean, simple and restrained elegance: a single jasmine stem in a wine glass. All it needed was just a few extra blades of grass to tie it all together. And wings, of course!
Roll birch bark into a double spiral to cradle some perfect flowers to admire all winter.
