Balsa Wood Small Scultpures



Materials:

- Masking tape
- Balsa wood
- Black ink
- White ink
- Wood glue
- Straight pins
- Paper

*I forgot to take In-Process pictures - Sorry!*

     Finished Products
Sticky Sculpture and Focal Box


Focal Box
Made with balsa wood, black ink, straight pins, and wood glue


Sticky Sculpture 
Made with masking tape, balsa wood, and paper


Detail shot
Sticky Sculpture



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