Sentences with phrase «uses driftwood»

The older Rando uses driftwood from the Potomac River, which he terms «sacred wood,» and juxtaposes it with smooth, polished pieces.

She uses driftwood, which she collects from Northern California beaches.

Andrea Rey, who will be showing her work at Annual Winter Open Studios tour, uses driftwood to make her sculptures

It used driftwood on Greenland's northern shore as primary data.

The two Good Samaritans first tried using driftwood to hoist the shark to sea.

Kayaks were created thousands of years ago by the Inuit of the northern Arctic regions, who used driftwood and seal - skin to create the low - to - the - water canoe - like boat for hunting and fishing.

Creating DIY beach decor projects using driftwood we've collected...

Last week, I gave you a glimpse of my dining room table that I had just completed making over using a driftwood furniture finish.

Hi Nancy — Yes you could use Driftwood Finish, but if your chairs are outside the rain may wear the stain away very fast.

Since you used chalk paint on the rest of the table, could you ideally just strip the top where you used the driftwood treatment and rough up the finish where the chalk paint was used prior to painting?

I stripped the top and re-stained it using Driftwood Finish.

I thought I wouldn't be able to change the color of the rush seats, but after some trial and error, I had success using a driftwood color stain over the seats.

There is a custom feel to anything you create using driftwood.

Perfect for decorating a beach cottage, for centerpieces for an ocean themed wedding or party, or for a bit of pretty greenery in your home using driftwood you collected while beach combing.

Not exact matches

Not to be outdone, I decided there must be a driftwood stick we could use.

Most hermit crabs favor snail shells, although some use the shells of bivalves, like clams and scallops, and others have made do with driftwood, stones and pieces of glass or plastic bottles.

I'd used these plastic speckled eggs for my Easter table last year too, and these driftwood chargers and twig placemats are my favorite because they add tons of texture to the table at any time of year.

Last fall I gave this dresser a facelift, and you can read all about that here, to see what stains were used to accomplish this driftwood look.

To make a stem, there are many great materials you could use: dried real pumpkin stems, pieces of driftwood, cork, sticks... even rope!

One bag worked for the vase that I chose but if you use a larger diameter, you might want to pick up two bundles of the driftwood.

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Use every type of décor element at your disposal, from rocks to driftwood, live to plastic plants and natural to colored gravel.

Using an artificial piece of driftwood instead of a real one, for example, may make a great difference or a small one.

With the exception of fossorial animals, which use the bedding itself as a hide space, these pets require a cave or a piece of driftwood that is big enough to provide a feeling of security and a place to escape the light.

Instead, use our charming, driftwood flagpole system unique to Petit St Vincent.

However, most homeowners at that time used whatever they could find whether it be driftwood, seashells, stones, or Spruce.

The rooms and hotel use a coastal and beach dune theme, with driftwood and natural textures infused in the designs, while the property's lobby has a custom Argentine driftwood check - in desk.

Pulling the fallen Northern California redwood trunks and pieces of driftwood from the Santa Barbara Bay, our Chumash ancestors soon learned to seal the cracks between the boards of the large wooden plank canoes using the natural resource of tar.

In addition to instituting a 200 km ² marine protected area, all structures have been built from salvaged driftwood and free - fallen timber, collected rainwater is used for showering and grey water is recycled.

The Driftwood, also referred to as the honeymoon suite gives one the private use of the entire top floor of the house.

Use of recycled timbers, bamboo and driftwood on the villas give a sense of belonging in the island's natural surroundings.

The rooms and hotel use a coastal and beach dune theme, with driftwood and natural textures infused in the...

Her artworks from this time were mostly made from junkyard scraps and driftwood, assembled and used in a way to make upright wood sculptures.

The Mexican artist Abraham Cruzvillegas creates beautiful, thought - provoking sculptures using items that other people have thrown away - from old plastic crates and driftwood to childrens» toys and birdcages.

Walking in the landscape is the basis of Long's practice but over the past 40 years he has extended his concerns to encompass photographic and text - based work, sculptures made in stone and wood, small - scale works using handprints and fingerprints on paper and driftwood, and monumental wall drawings made using mud and clay.

AW: Flowers, seashells, peacock feathers, driftwood, and junk assemblage — these materials are considered cliché and almost taboo to use in contemporary art.

For her exhibition at the Aspen Art Museum, Yang has begun gathering clothing display racks as well as mountain river driftwood to use as armatures for a new series of light sculptures.

Using a wide range of materials (e.g. books, driftwood, peacock feathers, metal, concrete, foam, and loans from other artists), Carol Bove's works are simple yet intricate assemblages of found and made objects with a strong reference to modernist display methods.

Using a wide range of materials, including books, driftwood, peacock feathers, metal, concrete, foam, and loans from other artists, Bove's works are subtle assemblages resisting categorization despite their determined relationships with modernist display methods.

Generally, he is inclined to the use of natural found objects like driftwood and coconuts.

These two chairs were once one & emdash; the original chair had been roughly split in two, its spine and ribs built out and repaired using sections of driftwood and highly patterned fabric padding, then secured with a mixture of glue and a mystical - sounding substance that Reaves terms «studio dust.»

Other found objects that she has used repeatedly, including peacock feathers and driftwood, relate to a Northern California aesthetic of the 1960s and early 1970s.

Among his highly original works are the Victorias Drawings (using the wax - resist method of drawing with candle stubs or liquid wax on paper then applying washes of watercolor) and his Congregations series (found - object assemblages including shells, horns, driftwood, glass eyes, and other materials).

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We used Salt Wash mixed with Coastal Blue, Linen and Seagull / Driftwood mix for the first layer.

For the other two pieces I did this treatment to, I used a packet of powder called Driftwood Weathering Wood Finish.

The colors used were: Coastal Blue, Klein Blue, Stillwater Blue, Summertime Blue, Fjord Blue, Halcyon Blue, Patina Green, Persian Blue, Millstone, Driftwood,...

Pieces of driftwood and beach rocks collected each year, and antique mason jars used as hurricanes for a subtle glow at dinner time.

I used this idea over the summer with some shells and driftwood to mimic beach sand.