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Hangers

Simple hooks on the wall look shabby, but if you find an intricate piece of driftwood or a strong branch and complement it with ordinary metal hooks, you get a real eco-style decoration.

Rough untreated wood with interesting handles or a simple branch on a rough rope - who would have thought it would look so stylish as a jewelry hanger?

Another idea for those who love unusual solutions. Of course, for this it is better to sand the selected branch so as not to accidentally put puffs on the clothes.

Lamps

If you have a boring floor lamp, using different sized branches, ropes and screws, you can turn it into something very original.

A few tablet candles + driftwood make a creative lamp for quiet evenings. It’s just better not to leave one unattended - it looks quite a fire hazard.

I guess you could call it a kind of candlestick. It’s good that you don’t have to worry about wax drips, but it’s also better not to leave it unattended.

Just decorations

Cool idea for decorating photos.

This decoration is reminiscent of children's toys made from threads that were wound around a balloon.

A decorated flower pot and another plant stand.

For plant molds, you can use something that is clear enough and neat in shape to look good.

Eco-friendly stand for hot mugs

Homemade frame for a mirror.

Instead of a seahorse, you can make anything with fairly clear shapes.

Natural wood, and even more so such natural forms, emanates some kind of warmth. Maybe this is exactly what your apartment is missing?

Anchor pillow

I sewed an anchor pillow as a housewarming gift for a friend.
She loves the nautical theme. And once I saw an anchor pillow on Instagram, I thought of sewing the same one. Although in the end it would be cheaper (both in terms of money and time) to buy it, but having sewn it myself, you can’t buy experience. So, an anchor-shaped pillow is like a letter pillow, of which many needlewomen now find them. Very good MK in the house of a small zucchini. He really helped me avoid mistakes. After all, it is very important that all the angles, of which there are a LOT in the anchor, are parallel. It turned out so big, a little less than 50cm. I found the template on an English-language website. But I had to edit it because the arrow there is not complete. And I wanted a larger size so that I could use all the half-meter of cut that I bought. And I bought fabrics in a local store, I think I paid 17 euros for a 50cm piece and a 40cm piece. Oops! Expensive! But the fabric fits the theme, as I wanted, the background was white with a blue and red pattern. And the fact that these are anchors is generally lucky. Of course, I should have taken care of buying fabrics somewhere on g-market much in advance, but I still didn’t understand how to recognize these hieroglyphs in order to buy what I liked. I sewed the ribbon to both parts by hand. It turned out very crookedly on my typewriter. Maybe if you make the same allowance it will be easier. But hand stitching on the front side was easy for me. I sewed a ribbon from several strips, 10 cm wide along with allowances, in the end it was 8 cm. As you can see in the photo above, it was possible to sew the ribbon, almost connecting the pattern. I stuffed the pillow with padding polyester from pillows. I had to buy 4 pillows from Action (they seem to cost one and a half euros), three and a half of which went into the anchor. Stuffed it tightly. Came out heavy. As befits an anchor. The inner ring did not turn out very neat and wrinkled there. But this is the first time I have sewn something like this. I forgive myself. In general, when I started sewing, oh, how I laughed at myself. Like, without much experience, she took on such a difficult job, self-confident... It’s like my sister’s first order for a cake was a wedding cake. But I'm happy with how it turned out. And I even want to repeat it again to correct mistakes and try to sew without them. lifeofmarica.blogspot.com

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DIY crafts on a marine theme.

In crafts with a marine theme, difficulties arise in the manufacture of some elements. In this video you will see. From the author balloons.

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Decorative anchor made from blanks.

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Decorative lamp Anchor.

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We make an anchor thermometer from scratch / Thermometer anchor DIY. .

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My chandelier is an anchor

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Lifebuoy

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ANCHOR FROM CANDY.Gifts for men.

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An anchor is a device for holding a ship in place, says the encyclopedic dictionary. Anglers using inflatable boats are constantly faced with the problem of holding the boat on clay soil. Bulky tractor tracks, nets with stones, and sandbags are used for this. The latter are among the most reliable “anchors”, but they are, as a rule, bulky and placed permanently in the selected catching place. But this is not the best option - after all, no one can guarantee that tomorrow an unfamiliar fisherman will not moor at your anchor.

Each type of anchor has its advantages and disadvantages. Double-horned anchors (Hall and Brandt anchors) hold well, burrowing deeply into muddy soil, but require a large release of the anchor cord, which leads to yaw of the boat. There is only one way out - setting on two anchors.

I also tried a four-horned 7-kilogram anchor, bought once at the Bird Market. His retention is enviable, but he doesn’t like snags. In one of these places, in the Parashkina channel on the Volga, I finally left him.

Suction cup anchor

I offer an anchor of my own design, which I am generally pleased with. The design of the anchor is based on the principle of manufacturing reinforced concrete dead anchors - monoliths for raid barrels. On such barrels, on winded bridles (chain of 75 mm caliber or more), aircraft carriers are held. History does not know of cases of such anchors being pulled from a point, but the chains broke during strong gusts of wind.

The main feature of such an anchor is its hemispherical (strongly concave) suction cup base. Even if the edges slightly cut into the clayey soil, the suction cup anchor holds the boat well even in the current.

I made two round lead anchors of different diameters. In principle, for environmental reasons, the anchor can be turned from steel on a lathe or made on a press. I offer my own method, which can be manufactured in a garage. To do this, you will need a tin can with a diameter of 120-150 mm, an eye with a nut or a wing with a bolt (photo 1), 5 kg of lead, a container for melting, a blowtorch or gas torch and some clay or plaster.

Photo 1. Eye with a nut or wing with a bolt

From steeply kneaded clay I prepare a cake commensurate with the concavity of the future anchor. I place the cake on the bottom of the jar from the outside and crush the clay, leaving 3 mm to the edges. If the clay “comes out”, I cut off the excess in a circle with a narrow screwdriver. Using a moistened palm, I achieve an even “pie” shape with a thickness of 25-30 mm. At room temperature, the “pie” will dry out in a day or two. If cracks appear during drying, they need to be smoothed out with liquid clay.

After complete drying, I separate the “pie” and place it inside the jar. You can use a paint can of a suitable diameter, cutting it to height.

In the center, using a crossbar that rests on the edges of the can, I install an eye with a nut (wing with a bolt) no more than 30 mm long. I heat the entire structure with a burner to 40-50° and carefully fill it with molten lead to the level of the eye hole. If all conditions are met, the melt spreads evenly without bubbles, forming a mirror-like surface. I let the filling cool in the air and release the anchor from the can by cutting the tin with scissors. I remove the clay and file the edges with a large file. The anchor is ready.

I put the earring in the eye, tie the anchor cord - and you can go fishing to test the product.

My anchor, which I use for Ufimka-22, has the following characteristics: weight - 5.5 kg, diameter - 125 mm, fill thickness - 50 mm, concavity - 25 mm. It takes up very little space in the boat, is not able to puncture it and does not interfere with fishing. In addition, it does not drag a lot of dirt with it from the bottom.

The holding force of this anchor, according to my subjective feelings, is much greater than that of its counterparts of the same mass, especially when it comes to washed clay river soils.

When anchoring, one condition must be observed: ensure that it falls freely. Stabilizing during vertical immersion with an anchor cord, it cuts its edges into the ground, as if being sucked in, which provides additional holding force.

And a few more words about storing the anchor line. From waterproof plywood I cut a reel measuring 270x120 mm with a handle and two slots-clamps (photo 2). Having torn the anchor from the bottom, I immediately wind the cord onto the reel, holding it in my left hand.

Photo 2. Reel with a handle and two clamp slots

Having chosen the cord, I fix it in the slot so that it does not unwind. The free meter-long end of the anchor cord, which I attach to the seat in the boat with the help of a climbing lock, protects against a possible accidental fall of the reel into the water.

Anchor from a plastic bottle

I suggest using empty plastic drink bottles, of which, unfortunately, there are a lot of them lying around on almost any river or lake bank. The stopper for plastic bottles with a volume of 1.5-2 liters is, as you know, standard. I make two holes in it with a diameter of 3 mm. Then I make a loop from soft wire of slightly smaller diameter than the hole. I make a loop on the outside of the cork, and a twist on the inside (Fig. 1).

Having picked up any standard plastic bottle on the shore, I pour some water inside and fill it with sand or small pebbles. As the bottle fills with sand, excess water will pour out. Keep in mind that if you first pour dry sand into an empty bottle and then try to fill it with water, it will be very difficult to do this. All that remains is to screw the bottle with a previously prepared cork with a ring, tie a rope - and the anchor is ready (Fig. 2). The only question is how large the bottle will be needed for fishing in specific conditions.

Just in case, I always have two plugs with me when fishing, in case I need two anchors at once.

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