Geometric Wood Wall Art | Wood Decor | Wood Quilt | Wood Mosaic

This video will show you how I made this geometric wood wall art first time
☆☆ if you like this video Click here to Subscribe - goo.gl/ispOhf
Tools and supplies used-
Minwax dark walnut stain : amzn.to/2Ss6qYh
White chalk paint : amzn.to/2KU5Xf2
Varathane Barn red stain; amzn.to/2SXg8T7
Varathane worn navy stain : amzn.to/2FGhY71
Minwax golden oak stain : amzn.to/2De3r0J
Table saw : amzn.to/2QXTAE2
Miter saw : amzn.to/2EeId4U
Cordless Drill ; amzn.to/2BIX43A
Orbit sander : amzn.to/2EfAGTk
Brad nailer 18 guage : amzn.to/2SrUPII
Brad nails 1-1/4" : amzn.to/2PkyYBg
Tack Cloth : amzn.to/2UJ3h8w
#parallelogram
#woodwallart
#woodquilt
#rusticwoodwallart
#woodworking
#diypalletwood
#upcycledwood
#reclaimedwood
#palletproject
#palletfurniture
#pallet
#palletwoodproject
#reclaimedwoodart
#reclaimedwoodfurniture
#wallart
#rusticdecor
#handmade
#torchwood
#diy
#doityourself
#handyman
#palletwood
#fixityourself
#diycraft
#woodworking
#rustic
#homedecor
#barnwoodart
#10000diy
“I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites at no extra cost to you.”

[@denisesandberg8895]

I make this type of wall art. Tips for you. Hold your nailing gun the other way. They are made so that the nails will blow out to the side. If you keep using it the way eventually you will have a nail blow out the top and ruin your work. Also if you want to speed this up I stain all my wood pcs before I cut them. I also don't stain down all the way of the inside of the frame as wood glue does not stick well to a stained piece. I just stain low enough so you don't see unfinished part. Also don't forget to seal the backside so it won't pick up moisture and warp. I like your color choices it looks very nice.

[@Patriot4TheTree]

Would liquid nails hold all these pieces better than just wood glue?

[@BarnQuiltAdventures]

Man, no need for tape to get these clean lines. Awesome!

[@michellefrederick1226]

Simply relaxing for me, thanks for sharing

[@user-tr1dg2md8v]

Красиво супер,но вот обклад запилить бы под 45 ,мне кажется былобы еще лучше. Как вы думаете?

[@lisaerdmann2100]

Love this! Plan on making two for Christmas gifts this yr.

[@amaurycaraballo1254]

Nice work! The stain color selection was on point! But with a miter saw you didn't cut the corners!?

[@rebeccasondrup3966]

Absolutely beautiful

[@bsr_cinemagic]

Wow . Great work. where can i get a custom design of something similar.

[@kellysean25]

brilliant inspiration at its best thank you,

[@AroundtheHouse]

This turned out so good! Your video was very helpful, I made my own following your tutorial and it turned out great. Thank you!

[@ummaandhalmi]

Yay.. congrats. Now you know how to make a gift for friends and family.

[@williamfigueroa7689]

Great Job!!!!

[@lynnsuiter5084]

How many small pieces are needed ???

[@tomleonard1589]

Very nice work! Do you think think could be done with a 60 degree angle?

[@imanhussein4177]

Great job.. Thank you!

[@FdAtBirth]

This is awesome! Would a jigsaw have made cutting it square any easier?

[@ummaandhalmi]

yeah.. circular saw may not be the best choice but that is what I had. since then I have other options now. I can use band saw, jig saw and I also made a circular saw guide rail.

[@FdAtBirth]

@@ummaandhalmi Right on, looking forward to more videos!

[@theresamunro8004]

Gorgeous!

[@stevenbarajas563]

Hi! How many 3.5 x 2.5 did you use? And what length are the longer pieces on the outside?

[@zibeebymt8852]

Wow thank u for sharing this video❤️

[@gregrandol2801]

I really like the Woodglut plans.

[@cohenhix9612]

Great work!!! Question... Is the plywood backing 1/2" or 1/4" thick?

[@ummaandhalmi]

1/2 inch but I think 1/4 should be ok too.

[@noahrichardson5191]

Quick question, I got a 2 ft x 2ft plywood board but it seems to be smaller than the one you used... Was yours 2x3 by chance? Just wondering how you fit so many wood cuts on it since mine cant fit as many as yours with a 2x2 board of plywood

[@ummaandhalmi]

it is 2x2 ft board. probably because 1x3 inch wood we get from local store is not exactly 1x3", more likely 3/4 x 2 1/2 inches . is your boards exactly 3" wide?

[@noahrichardson5191]

@@ummaandhalmi Thanks for the quick reply! the pieces that I am cutting on my mitre saw are set to a 45% angle, and have a stopping block at 5 inches on the saw... They are 1"x3" but for some reason I can't fit as many as you on my board and I'm trying to figure out where I went wrong. Possibly my pieces I'm cutting are too long?

[@noahrichardson5191]

What inch are you putting your jig to? 2" or 3"? I realized that I set mine to 5" and thats why they're so big

[@ummaandhalmi]

Hi.. I watched video again, I am not sure where I got the 5 inches??. each block piece size should be 3.5" long side and 2.5" short side. i will check to see if it let me edit the video.

[@lucasville45648]

@@ummaandhalmi Glad you gave measurements before I started cutting mine saved me so mane headaches

[@dmoss8928]

Love the work and video... So all the wood pieces are the same size, length, and same angles?

[@ummaandhalmi]

Yes..except end pieces.

[@dmoss8928]

@@ummaandhalmi good deal... how much do you sell these for? I'm thinking about making some for a local trade show

[@ummaandhalmi]

it is a gift to my daughter. but I see them in online store from $100 to $250.

[@evrose]

@@ummaandhalmi Except they clearly aren't the same size. There are two different sized pieces for the painted and stained parts in the center...

[@leithagrover9116]

How much of the wood should I get?

[@recklessredneckwoodworks8394]

Love it!! Liked and subbed for this one. :)