Birch bark decor

Cone shaped trees made of naturally foraged birch bark from the forests of Nova Scotia. Beautiful for a tabletop or shelf these come in many sizes and each one is uniquely created by hand. A lovely gift or personal decoration. Variation of colours of the bark is completely natural and makes these even more beautiful. Natural woodsy hues and textures. No one is the same. Prices and sizes vary. Size variations may differ by up to -) 2 inches. Note: Buyer is responsible for any Duty or…

This is a handmade accent or gift tag made with real birch bark. They feature birds sitting on branches. You can use these rustic tags in numerous ways to add unique accents to your home decorating. You may want to wrap all your gifts with a natural birch bark tag! They are really fun to use with vintage books or to tie around the vase on your table centerpiece. Many people enjoy using these tags as a whimsical bookmark! -To make these tags I collect birch bark from the woods I live near…

Each set includes a combination of heights for a complete look; Perfect for weddings or other special event chuppah decorations 3 poles per order. Poles will be approximately 6ft, 7ft, and 8ft tall - diameters ranging from 1 1/2" to 2 1/2" (*All 8 foot poles are cut to a nominal dimension of 94" length*) Kiln dried to wick away moisture, and preserve the integrity of the natural bark Each product is unique as this is a natural product and may not match the picture identically Proudly made in…

Birch bark crafts have been around for centuries featuring a variety of forms, functions and methods of creation. The history behind processing birch bark crafts is extensive across cultures and generations featuring rustic home decor to items with style and function like extravagant handbags. Working with birch bark to create handmade items became a goal of mine very suddenly. How I started Processing Birch Bark for Crafts One summer lake trip to the Adirondacks sparked a new level of…

I have no words to describe how excited I am to make this DIY project myself. If you loved these birch bark pendant lamps from this truly woodsy Michigan

a tall square concrete vase with birch branches is a cool and fresh idea to decorate any space giving it a natural touch

Today’s project, my DIY birch bark candle is a simple fall decor project that you can easily make with your own birch bark collected from a tree. No worries if you don’t have access to birch bark, I found an inexpensive resource to buy it online and list the link below. I love birch bark...Read More »

Buy White Birch Pole 8ft x 2.5-3.5" D at Walmart.com

Do you have birch trees near your home? Did you know you can easily use their bark as paper? Birch bark is so neat, and makes a really fun paper you can use for crafts, cards, making baskets, and so many different things. The Native Americans have been using birch bark for all sorts of things for many many years. Now I am no professional, but here is how I did it and it worked well! Peel a large chunk of bark from a tree. This will not hurt the tree; notice it is peeling on its own in places…

The Lore, Art and Craft of an Ancient Tree How much do you really know about the wood you craft with? If you're a woodworker, crafter, or artist who works with wood, this stunning new book from the North House Folk School, will fascinate, inform, and inspire you. In celebrating its 10th anniversary, the well-known woodworking and craft school in northern Minnesota decided to salute the birch - also known as the "Mother Tree" because it's been vital to the survival of northern civilizations…