DRIFTWOOD UPCYCLED INTO BEAUTIFYL COASTAL DECOR ART 

Right on Noland! Tobie did an amazing job and we look forward to sharing more designs in the future. Thank you for watching.

Thanks for watching! We appreciate the kind words and support.

Hello Rogerio, thank you for watching our video. It is fun to see other creative projects and learn from each other. Have a Gourd.geous Day!

Hello Rose B. Thank you so much for sharing your creative idea. I love when people collaborate and share ideas so we can all learn and be inspired by each other. Have a Gourd.geous Day!

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Hello Bob, thank you for watching our video. We have more projects to work on, but we are waiting for the weather to warm up and stop raining. This is not a complaint, as we have needed the rain for some time, and the super bloom in California should be spectacular, but it makes outdoor projects difficult to do. We appreciate your encouragement. Have a Gourdgeous Day!

Thank you Wendy, Tobie is learning fast how to edit videos. Much to do and much to learn but having fun.

Hello Julie, Thank you for your kind words and encouragement! We have been working on more projects and hope to have them posted soon. We are in no way professionals, just believe in having fun and appreciate you enjoying our odd sense of humor. Tobie loves working with driftwood because each piece is so unique so you will never find another that's the same. Have a Gourd.geous Day!

Glad you liked it!! We are having fun learning so much but so much more to learn. Come back next Friday for a new project. Thank you

Thanks for the comments and for watching!

Thank you for watching our video. We are so glad you enjoyed it and look forward to you returning. Have a gourd-geous day.

Thank you for watching our video and asking a great question. I did use steel wool but unfortunately, it was edited out. In our video "Driftwood with Air Plants" at time stamp 9:33, you can see I am using steel wool after sanding to soften the finish. Thank you again for posting a comment and have a Gourd.geous Day.

Hello Mark, Thank you for the additional tip. We are so glad you enjoyed the video and the details Tobie included. We have lots of fun when we get together to record the various videos we post. Have a gourd-geous day.

Hello Hazel, thank you for watching our channel. We appreciate the suggestions, we use Murphy's soap for al lot of things, it is a great product. Have a Gourd-geous day!

Thank you, Bruce, for the support. We love to do things by hand, but we also like to use power tools when appropriate. Thank you so much for watching our video. Have a gourd-geous day.

Thank you for your kind words. Have a gourd-geous day!

Isn't she funny. Hope you join us again on Friday. Thank you

HI! Thank you for the question, no I do not use any bleach on any of my driftwood pieces. I personally prefer to have it completely natural the way I found it, unless I'm adding a wood sealer or paint or something else. I like the way nature leaves the wood. I have several pieces now, that I have aging outside. You do whatever makes your art more comfortable and appealing! Glass art is awesome! Thank you!

Thanks for your critique! I agree, we are working on making our videos a bit shorter. Thanks for watching!

Unus Annus is Latin for 1 year. We have not gotten there yet, it's been 4 weeks. Thanks

Yes I can sell the things I make where we live.

@@gourd-geousgals5674 thank you for the reply. in my place many have done it even they made it from wood veins and roots, some are made from wood fossils & some also complete it with carvings typical of our area. 🙏

@@idhambaztari3125 Hello Idham, Thank you for your interest and sharing ideas from where you live. By the way, where do you live? We are in the USA, California and have access to the coast line where there is lots of driftwood. We also have a river bed close by and gather a lot of wood from there. Have a Gourd-geous Day!

@@gourd-geousgals5674 thank you for your message, I live in Indonesia, precisely on the island of Kalimantan, here there is a lot of dead wood, but because of the limited tools and ideas to be developed so that the wood is not used, not infrequently some wood has become fossilized for the community it is garbage and usually for firewood. If you are interested in developing, please come and you can form a community that is oriented towards the use of waste, so that it can empower local communities. and the results you can send abroad for trade. that's a glimpse of our situation here, thank you 😊🙏🙋‍♂️

@@idhambaztari3125 HI Idham, Thank you for sharing where you are and your ideas. We would love to visit you but financial resources prevent us from such a travel. You could gather some of the wood and make planters or ornaments to sell since you have the free resources. We wish you only the best. Have a Gourd*geous Day

AWW! Have a Gourd-geous Day!

Thank you for the comment, Roger. We appreciate you taking the time to watch our video and comment. Have a Gourd-geous day!

We would love to see pictures of your art. It is so exciting when people share their creations, and we can learn from each other. Have a Gourd-geous day.