Cabin
Fever
This rustic style has become extremely popular due to
its versatility and ability to either accent or blend
into a myriad of styles. Whether it takes its inspiration
from the woodlands of northern Maine, the mountain regions
of the Great Smokies and Adirondacks, the rugged lands
of the Rockies, or the primeval wilderness of the Pacific
Northwest,
this
look has a charm and timeless appeal.
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You
can create a very interesting, and unusual wall covering
using the "Java Bark". It is a very heavy
handmade paper , with our Linen Bark/Natural on the
top. The pieces are quite stiff, and are excellent
for cutting into "tiles" to make into a
"basketweave" pattern, or you could vary
them with strips or "tiles" of "Vanilla
Bark" Architectural Fibre Paper. |
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accent pieces! Five heavy twigs are handlashed together
in three places with strong, natural hemp rope to
make rustic "posts" that can be used to create all
kinds of wonderful effects. In order to achieve
consistency in diameter, "posts" are frequently
pieced together from two or three shorter pieces,
adding to the hand hewn, rustic look. Try one on
either side of an interior entry, or use to hang
muslin curtains from, or make "faux" columns in
a room, or, or, or,.
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Our
tough, and rustic looking Savanah Cloth is used to
make this wall piece. Fill the pockets with mossed
sticks, or dried grasses to add a natural, "just
in from the woods" look. |
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we frequently use this piece for a tropical look,
it is equally adaptable in a rustic, woodsy setting.
The dark fibers look great with table centerpieces
of natural Botanikals, such as Pods or Pinecones. |
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We
think this adds a great touch to a rustic environment.
Wooden eggs are held in a twig "cradle"
that can be hung on a wall. Also available in a full
dozen. |
| Holding
six bottles of wine, the half timber logs are accented
with meandering vines. This is a wonderfully rustic
way to store and display your favorites! |
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Too
small for anybody to really live in, these are the
perfect size to use in a floral arrangement, set on
a bookshelf, hang in a window, etc. |
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shades of cream, white and brown, this large vase
is decorated with a hand painted spring bulb and
its Latin botanical name. The top is finished in
a wrap of twigs, making this equally attractive
either planted, or maybe just used as a container
for . . . onions in the kitchen, dried weeds, bulbs
waiting to be planted, etc. |
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What
is more rustic than pinecones? These are the ultimate
perfect little pinecone. Measuring 1" - 2",
these guys are great to use in a variety of different
creative projects, or just toss a handful of them
into a wooden bowl! |
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