They served me well enough but I wanted something a bit better.
The thing about making your own tree's is unlike the plastic ones in the back round is each tree will be different from the next, I know you can buy tree's that are like one off's but they tend to be expensive.
So a sad looking thing like in the picture above is given a face lift, if you remember in the last post about hedge's I said I'd an idea of another way to do them, well you see what's meant to be foliage around the tree ?
Here in the picture above the same stuff is used as a hedge, what it is is the stuff you get inside new pillow' or coat's of lot's of other things, it's white but I'd sprayed it green, so I sprayed it with glue & flocked it.
Quite a difference I think, now it alright putting a one off piece like this in a picture but it doesn't really show you much does it ?
So let's throw a few bit's down together shall we
& below
The picture's above are of the different kind of hedge's I made that I showed you in both this post & the last, that' all fine & dandy Frank I hear you say but I thought this post was about tree's.
Well the two kind of go hand in hand & there is two tree's in the picture's above to be fair, which I let the canopy of grow into one another.
The canopy of the tree's was made from old form I got out of a sofa some lowlife dumped on the ground were I walk my dogs..
Lichen can be sprayed with glue & flocked to chance the above to the below.
The big tree in the first picture as well as some of the other's was made using form but in a more painstakingly way,
but as is often the case when you come up with an idea, you very quickly come up with a faster way of doing it, as long as you can find an old sofa that is lol.
So how do all of these things look together ? well let's have a look.
Lichen just thrown about can also add to things, as you can see we've a good mixture of things
to help bring the surroundings of our camp to life
TREEmendous work Franco :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Darra, I guess you could say my tree's turned over a new leaf.
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