logging in or signing up DIY Christmas tree pp DevonGuild Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 56 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: November 19, 2010 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript DIY Christmas tree : DIY Christmas tree Devon Guild craft project Materials: wood pieces, corks, paint, nails, screws, hacksaw (try it yourself!) 1. We drew a diagram to work out where our wood struts could be fixed along the central column : 1. We drew a diagram to work out where our wood struts could be fixed along the central column 2. We sawed the wood into required lengths : 2. We sawed the wood into required lengths 3. We set the wood across the middle ready to nail it on : 3. We set the wood across the middle ready to nail it on 4. We hammered the cross pieces into the central column with nails : 4. We hammered the cross pieces into the central column with nails 5. We used short tacks and 2 nails per bar : 5. We used short tacks and 2 nails per bar 6. We worked out where to place our corks along the struts and marked it with a pencil : 6. We worked out where to place our corks along the struts and marked it with a pencil 7. Then we drilled along to create ‘pilot’ holes ready for our corks : 7. Then we drilled along to create ‘pilot’ holes ready for our corks 8. The holes were spaced along the wood bars for each cork to be a ‘hook’ : 8. The holes were spaced along the wood bars for each cork to be a ‘hook’ 9. We had collected corks from wine bottles! : 9. We had collected corks from wine bottles! 10. First we applied wood glue to the end of the cork (some we sawed in half). : 10. First we applied wood glue to the end of the cork (some we sawed in half). 11. Pressing the glued cork end on to the front of the wood…. : 11. Pressing the glued cork end on to the front of the wood…. 12. We then screwed through from the back into the cork : 12. We then screwed through from the back into the cork 13. Screwing each cork in from the back : 13. Screwing each cork in from the back 14. The corks are all glued and screwed into the wood : 14. The corks are all glued and screwed into the wood 15. All the corks are placed slightly differently : 15. All the corks are placed slightly differently 16. Then we applied an undercoat of primer (white paint) : 16. Then we applied an undercoat of primer (white paint) 17. Added a couple more coats of matt white over 24 hours : 17. Added a couple more coats of matt white over 24 hours 18. When our ‘tree’ was dry we secured it to the wall of the gallery : 18. When our ‘tree’ was dry we secured it to the wall of the gallery 19. All ready to go! We have asked visitors to the exhibition to make their own decorations to hang from the hooks : 19. All ready to go! We have asked visitors to the exhibition to make their own decorations to hang from the hooks 20. And look what people made out of foil, twine, card and tissue to hang on our ‘tree’! : 20. And look what people made out of foil, twine, card and tissue to hang on our ‘tree’! You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
DIY Christmas tree pp DevonGuild Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 56 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: November 19, 2010 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript DIY Christmas tree : DIY Christmas tree Devon Guild craft project Materials: wood pieces, corks, paint, nails, screws, hacksaw (try it yourself!) 1. We drew a diagram to work out where our wood struts could be fixed along the central column : 1. We drew a diagram to work out where our wood struts could be fixed along the central column 2. We sawed the wood into required lengths : 2. We sawed the wood into required lengths 3. We set the wood across the middle ready to nail it on : 3. We set the wood across the middle ready to nail it on 4. We hammered the cross pieces into the central column with nails : 4. We hammered the cross pieces into the central column with nails 5. We used short tacks and 2 nails per bar : 5. We used short tacks and 2 nails per bar 6. We worked out where to place our corks along the struts and marked it with a pencil : 6. We worked out where to place our corks along the struts and marked it with a pencil 7. Then we drilled along to create ‘pilot’ holes ready for our corks : 7. Then we drilled along to create ‘pilot’ holes ready for our corks 8. The holes were spaced along the wood bars for each cork to be a ‘hook’ : 8. The holes were spaced along the wood bars for each cork to be a ‘hook’ 9. We had collected corks from wine bottles! : 9. We had collected corks from wine bottles! 10. First we applied wood glue to the end of the cork (some we sawed in half). : 10. First we applied wood glue to the end of the cork (some we sawed in half). 11. Pressing the glued cork end on to the front of the wood…. : 11. Pressing the glued cork end on to the front of the wood…. 12. We then screwed through from the back into the cork : 12. We then screwed through from the back into the cork 13. Screwing each cork in from the back : 13. Screwing each cork in from the back 14. The corks are all glued and screwed into the wood : 14. The corks are all glued and screwed into the wood 15. All the corks are placed slightly differently : 15. All the corks are placed slightly differently 16. Then we applied an undercoat of primer (white paint) : 16. Then we applied an undercoat of primer (white paint) 17. Added a couple more coats of matt white over 24 hours : 17. Added a couple more coats of matt white over 24 hours 18. When our ‘tree’ was dry we secured it to the wall of the gallery : 18. When our ‘tree’ was dry we secured it to the wall of the gallery 19. All ready to go! We have asked visitors to the exhibition to make their own decorations to hang from the hooks : 19. All ready to go! We have asked visitors to the exhibition to make their own decorations to hang from the hooks 20. And look what people made out of foil, twine, card and tissue to hang on our ‘tree’! : 20. And look what people made out of foil, twine, card and tissue to hang on our ‘tree’!