Vines & Tines

[wooly]

Hiking around the woods the other day when I noticed all the vines growing in, and remembered I wanted to make a wreath out of them.
So I sat down and began "weaving" a 20ft length of this stringy plant I pulled from the treetops.
That went so well that I yanked another 60ft loose and weaved it all into the thicker wreath.

When I got home I had to add my signature "antler touch" that I put on everything I make.
All my little sawed off pieces work great on these as the ends are tucked in anyhow.
This was just an experimental dry-fit trial run for now. I've got the weaving part down to an art already and the imagination is starting to take over again!
So many possibilities already racing through my little brain as you can tell!

I never thought I'd say this, but I hope I find a bunch of fork horns this year,lol. The spikes gotta go!

Planning on building some bird houses to mount in each link of the vine chain.

 

Edited January 19, 2017 by wooly

[The_Real_TCIII]

The poison ivy really compliments the antlers, very nice!

[Cabin Fever]

Great ideas wooly! Looks cool!

[letinmfly]

Nice job on those Wooly.  They look great!!

[JALA RUT]

Wow, That looks really cool!

[turkeyfeathers]

Looking good Wooly
The Real TCH beat me to it but watch the poison ivy vines. Like the sounds of the birdhouses in them.


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[Lawdwaz]

I assume there'll be a wooly display at Allentown this summer??

Next thing you're going to do is change your handle here to "weaver". 

[wooly]

Poison ivy....

http://extension.psu.edu/natural-resources/forests/private/tools-resources/publications/invasive-plants-and-insects/wild-grape

[WNYBuckHunter]

Im stealing your idea wooly. One of those would look awesome in the entertainment room/bar Im building. Great idea for something to do with some of my sheds too!

[grampy]

Always good to keep using what's under the top knot! What a great idea! Looks so rustic and cool! One of these would look great in my den/study with my other outdoor things. So I too, will "steal" your idea. Thanks for sharing wooly!