Finding Driftwood for Your Macrame Wall Art

[@delsygardner8975]

Thanks for the tips! Something else that would be important to note is to make sure to read your local laws about collecting driftwood/branches/sticks. Where I live, you have to have a special permit to collect those things on public property for resale.

[@Bochiknot]

That is an important note - thank you for sharing Delsy! :)

[@crystalquarantine3723]

Do you find it unnecessary to soak the wood? I like your method and really want to avoid the soaking processes but still want to make sure I’m taking the proper steps to clean the wood. Thanks!

[@ysmargonzalez5667]

Thanks for the tips! Do you seal the wood at the end? Thanks

[@cdroz9687]

Just wondering if you have any issues with posting your macrame interstate and to places like Australia due to bio security due to any pests in the wood? I live in Melbourne and have started making macrame and certain states here don’t allow raw wood in and don’t accept bleaching as proper treating to kill pests inside the wood

[@shereneliscom6736]

I didnt know your in canada, what part of canada is fish creek park ??? I would love to find some driftwood. I looked around the lake but it realy stunk.even after soaking in bleach it still smelled bad so i couldnt use it.

[@Bochiknot]

I'm in calgary, AB :)

[@undefined9520]

So helpful😀

[@irenemartins9227]

Hello what is the product you use for chopsticks got that beautiful color? thanks for your sharing knowledge

[@Bochiknot]

I cleaned the sticks with bleach and got it to a lighter color! Thank you for watching :)

[@irenemartins9227]

@@Bochiknot ok I understand thank you

[@nannettebattista6224]

Woodglut plans are amazing!

[@ddderya]

Turkish subtitle please