DIY // Dry Palm Home Decor
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Make what you can and ethically source the rest!
Welcome to The Essentials Club tutorial channel which is all about sharing the steps to become more resourceful and creative with crafting your own minimal, conscious wardrobe and home.
This tutorial takes you through the steps of how to repurpose an old dry palm into a beautiful and minimal decor piece for your home.
The Essentials - 00.10
How to Source Palms - 00.25
Style 01 Full Circle - 01.00
Style 02 Pointed Tips - 02.00
Style 03 Tear Drop - 03.00
Final Styling - 03.52
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Great idea for dried palm leaves. The tear drop and point edge leaves look fabulous. 😀
This is so smart, a zero waste decor idea! love it!
I like the tear drop one the best. I live in Las Vegas and we have a lot of palm trees in our yard so I'm going to try this! Thanks!
Yay! So many palms that would be perfect for this project around Las Vegas.
I live in Florida and they are literally everywhere! I've even got my husband looking around for me haha
I love this! so easy to make, I've gotten so many compliments on mines! I like how you included the 3 different shapes
Beautiful no cost decor...
Just the video I needed - Thanks heaps for making this! My challenge will be trying to source the palms...
oh yay!! Glad I could help. haha yeah that can be a bit of a deal breaker sometimes. I'm fortunate some relatives have one on their property so I use them as my main source. But I've also got a few palms I know around town and just keep an eye out to grab one once they fall off.
Please be mindful of the many animals that live in the palms. In the U.S. there are bats that roosts in the dry fronds on the trees.
Watching this from Denmark, and although I love the tutorial I'm not sure when I'll get around to make them... Great video :)
Thanks for your support!! That's totally, fine at least when you do get around to having the time or resources you can always come back to reference :)
Just discovered your channel and I love it! Your videos are so great and helpful 💘
Thank you so much!!
Awesome, thanks for shaeing 😍
Just wondering... how did you took off the torns on the stem? 👀
Love it 😻
omg amazing
I've been trying to find some around where I live. There is one next to my house but whenever I look there is always so many spider webs and dirt on them. How did you get your so clean?
1- I left mines in the sun for a few days
2- I used dawn soap, water hose and a cleaning brush and gently scrubbed until clean.
3- leave out to dry or I blow dried mines since I was impatient (lol)
I have the full tutorial on my channel if you're interested.
@@SloantheBeast do you clean it first before leaving it in the sun to dry or you dry it first then clean it after?
@@xxcuppiecake The ones I had gotten were already dry. There was 1 that I left in our garage for a few weeks to dry and then cleaned it
You know whats crazy is we have these trees and they drive me nuts cos they grow soooo fast & the are right along the our electric wall so they set off the alarm atleast every 2weeks
Hi! I wish to know how to dry this palm leaves from scratch, thank you!
What type of palm branch do you use? How do you dry them?
Hi, how did you dry them please ? Is it in full sunlight and on a cloth ?
I grabbed the already dry ones from the tree or that had fallen off. They were in direct sunlight. Hope that helps :)
You can leave them in full sunlight or I just dry cleaned them since I had family coming over and didn't want to wait!
Omg please tell me where you got that cane mirror!
The one with the rattan/cane is second hand from En Gold engold.com.au/ but she doesn't really do much cane stuff anymore sadly. I find FB marketplace great for preloved homewares as well :)
Are these palms natural or did you paint them?
Did you paint them ?
How do get ride of the spikes on the stick area
How do you preserved them even longer?
They've held up for about a year pretty well (and I have dogs + kids!)
Do you do anything special to preserve them?
I just make sure to wash and dry them to get any dirt etc off before this process. But nothing afterwards and they've all survived perfectly so far (it's been couple of years for some). But of course it depends on the climate you're in. So if you're worried, maybe a protective spray of some sort could help with this. I've even seen some people spray paint them gold.
If you're worried about preservation you can always hair spray them but as they said they hold up pretty well on their own.
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A pizza cutter works well