Wood Slice Flowers

August 25, 2012 By Beckie

It’s always exciting when a discovery during one project inspires another. That’s exactly what happened when Marji of Ashbee Design was trimming down branches for her rustic grill screen and noticed the beauty of the thin wood slices.

Marji glued several slices together to create lovely woodland flowers. It seems fitting that she hung several on the grill screen since that’s where the magic happened. I love the simple, natural beauty of the wood slices and think they would also make a pretty vase filler.

Find Marji’s flower tutorial at Ashbee Design.

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Marji Roy says:

August 25, 2012 at 9:45 pm

Thanks for the mention. A couple of updates – I did another later post about this same idea but creating more complex patterns of wood slice flowers. I liked them even more. Check out Variation • Wood Slice Flowers here. I also switched from hot glue to 5 minute epoxy on the second set – worked much better. Have fun creating.

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Jessica says:

October 2, 2012 at 9:40 am

Hi there,

Where could I buy some thin round wooden slices like the ones posted above, I am looking for some for a project I’m working on and can’t seem to find any anywhere.

Thanks,

Jess

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Beckie says:

October 2, 2012 at 2:29 pm

Jess, Marji cut branches to make her wood slices.

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