Written by Mermaid Olivia
This is one of the most demanding artistic ideas to carry out, so if you are ambitious, determined, and up for a challenge, like Greene Grant – the fierce dragon mermaid from East China Sea – this project is for you.
It is made with a wooden board, a few branches – thick and sturdy enough – and a few carpentry materials, such as flat nails and a hammer, plus the glass balls, of course.
First, place the wooden board on the table, it will be your support. Then, place a large piece of driftwood on it. There are many ways to emulate an oriental design, such as picking twisted driftwoods to repeat the shape of other Chinese artwork.
Later, place the crystal balls between the driftwood’s crystal balls. You can fix them with superglue, to make sure that they won’t fall out. Voila!
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