Here is a quick toot on how to make wattle. Wattle can be used for fencing, fortifications and was historically used as a building material.
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Drill an odd number of holes into a wood block and glue posts into it. |
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Start weaving your wire around the posts. (I used fabric covered floral wire for this one) |
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Continue to weave the wire through the posts. Be sure to end a strand at the end of the row. |
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Once you finish, clip the extra wire from the ends and superglue all points where wire contacts wire and posts. |
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Use a saw to cut the piece of wattle from the base. |
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Hope you like.
Snitchy sends.
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