BENDY HEDGES - Flexible Terrain For D&D and Wargaming 

For a more flexible adhesive, use rubber cement. Works as a permanent contact adhesive but doesn't become stiff or brittle. Even works on eva foam for the dungeon walls idea.

Polyester wadding has many uses, it's the inside of shoulder pads, or boob pads, it can be the puffy stuff inside a coat, it can be the inside of a chair cushion or upholstery, or even the inside of a teddy bear!

Good work--as a fellow DnD hobbyist who males and paints our own terrain and figures, appreciate you work! Like and subscribed

Great idea By doubling your width you could fold the scouring pads over the wire removing the seam line Looking forward to using these in a moving garden

If you want your initial cuts to match better, lay down two scouring pads, you can even glue them with something that comes apart easily, and make sure they are lined up precisely. Lay out the line you want to cut and put a steel or aluminum ruler down firmly on the line, and cut BOTH pieces at once with a sharp blade. The top edge will be exactly the same on both pieces. This works for paper, foam, foamcore, fabric, anything you want to cut and match.

The scouring pads alone can be stretched and teased way out, washed with dark tones, bunched and clumped to obtain a bramble hedge look; lightly flock with leafy stuff. The flexible wire idea is splendid and a good show! You may find you can get away with using lighter gauge floral wire... it is insanely tough and already painted green or brown.

Stopped at 2:24 to say/type this so sorry if it's mentioned later in the video. But you can just cut a wider piece of scouring pad and fold it over the wire for a more manicured look. You can also get some twigs from outside properly treat and seal them and insert 1cm - 2cm worth one every inch or so... So that it looks like bush stems going up into the bush from the ground... you may have to angel them so they stay upright. The second technique could be adapted to make X-mas-like trees. Just keep adding more wool until you have one thicker end.

Great video! Inspiring and useful! A suggestion for small scatter, a beehive.

Looks cool. 🌳

I am subscribing in apology. When I saw the thumbnail, I thought you were "Adam Ruins Everything" and I hated you deeply. It turns out you are a totally different person, and I should not have misjudged you. You haven't ruined anything, as far as I know.

Great tips, thanks.

Super cool! Thanks for the tips!

Nice work!

Very creative as always!! 🥰

This is a great idea thanks!

Very cool! Got to try this

I thought you were Adam Conover from looking at the thumbnail

You're a genius. This will help me tremendously

Needs more frogs 😂🐸

What? No butterflies, frogs and mushrooms? 😋 Nice build anyway!

You could probably make some flexible walls using a similar method. Just use the Craft Foam sheets to make bricks that you glue onto a backing with wire.

Nicelydone! The back of my head says a dungeon wall could be made this way, buy mot sure how, maybe fabric...

Only 5 projects going on? Chump change for a crafter , lol love this idea! Im planning on using the medge maze tutorial later for my campaign, so ill for sure have to add in these for a changing maze!

Love the flexibility! 😊

Gorilla Brand Construction Adhesive. Flexible and solid hold

I really like this! I might be able to do something with this, but what I -really- would like to see more of is how you made those planters, both stone and wood. Or did you already make videos on how to do these?

I've seen some that have used the scouring pads for hedges, but they folded them in half for a more rounded "sculpted" top. I wonder if that would work for these?

Love it! Now how do we make dark dungeon walls and interior walls like this

Could you make a cement looking type for GasLand's?

In regard of the seam/joint, instad of glue-ing two halves together, would it work to take a double width piece and fold it?

Gule some wadding on the scouring pads. Should be able to hide the seam. Plus you could make hedge animals or statues. Burning hedges. Frozen hedges.

Different type of walls for fancy, D&D and Middle Ages

From the thumbnail I thought Adam Conover was about to ruin flexible hedges.

...Adam Conover?