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Published by Pam Kessler | 306 words. · About 2 minutes to read this article. - 48 Comments

I made a sailboat last week.

Out of a branch and a twig,

part of my vintage ticking fabric,

and a couple of eyelet screws.

Quick and easy and sort of cute, if I may say so myself!

In a nutshell:

• I sawed a dead branch from our brush pile into a section roughly 16" long. If there's one thing I have an abundance of around here, it's dead tree branches
• I cut a twig to about 17" long
• Drilled a hole in the middle of the larger branch section
• Hot glued the twig into the hole
• Cut my fabric into a scalene triangle (I'll save you from running to find your geometry books - it's three different sized sides)
• Screwed the 2 eyelet screws into each end of the branch
• Sewed one end of the the triangles onto the eyelet screws
• Sewed the opposite bottom of the triangles onto the mast (aka twig in the middle)
• Sewed the top of the triangles to the top of the twig
• Then I cut out a double sided triangle to use as a top flag and hot glued it to the top

Took about 15 minutes. Most of the time was me trying to get the stupid needle threaded.

I really need to get some new eyes. Or wear my glasses.

Now, I'm a long way from the beach, so I used tree branches instead of driftwood, but I think it turned out OK.

You gotta work with what you've got! And here in the Midwest, we've got branches.

You can see how I've used my sailboat in different areas of my home over the years:

A Happy Little Sunflower Vignette Summer Home Tour Eclectic Style Easy American Flag Craft

And you can see lots and lots of other Quick And Easy DIY & Craft Projects HERE .

Reader Interactions

July 11, 2021 at 6:03 pm

What a beautiful and easy idea.Thank you so much!

June 30, 2017 at 11:31 pm

I'm going to make one for my yard from a three foot piece of driftwood I found . It's going to look great in my garden .

April 29, 2017 at 9:32 am

Love this idea, I've been searching for driftwood, but I have a lot of white birch that I think would work using your idea. Thanks for sharing!!! 🙂

June 16, 2016 at 5:35 pm

Thank you so much for this idea! I made one for my dad for Father's Day!!

https://goo.gl/photos/bk5SsKomMDUVfaV79

June 18, 2016 at 7:57 pm

That is so cute!!! I bet he'll love it!

May 15, 2016 at 12:13 pm

Making this for a baby shower! Too cute?

May 03, 2016 at 9:54 am

And i was trying to figure out how to decorate my balcony!!!! Thanks a lot!!!It is a great idea!!

February 15, 2016 at 1:49 pm

Pam, I just had to tell you that I've made about a half dozen of these - different sizes for myself to sail in my regatta (a vignette on my entertainment center) and my granddaughter wanted one, then my DIL wanted one. So, it has been a very successful, popular craft for me. I kept mine so I can float it again when I do my "beach" or summer vignette.

June 27, 2015 at 9:16 am

It's perfect for those of us living on a lake~! Love it.

June 15, 2015 at 6:09 pm

I love the twiggy sailboat - rustic and easy to make, but a summer inspiration! Thanks for sharing! I'm going to get a small branch and start making one!

June 15, 2015 at 8:50 pm

Thanks, Barbara. I'm all about quick and easy when it comes to crafts. If it takes me more than one sitting to finish it I lose interest 🙂

May 17, 2015 at 7:11 pm

I love this, it's so simple and easy to make! Great job!

Sarah Thornington

February 23, 2015 at 4:46 pm

Oh how I love this! Being a portrait photographer on the beach I have just found my new favorite prop for the summer! All I need now is some sunshine and some fun children! Thank you!!!

February 27, 2015 at 9:39 am

Posted my silly version of your gorgeous boat on my blog. Linked back to your directions. Thank you again!!!

February 28, 2015 at 6:47 pm

Thanks! I'll come over and check it out!

Chiwei @ One Dog Woof

August 22, 2014 at 11:39 am

LOVE LOVE LOVE this!! I love the look and the cheap factor too. Not the "looking cheap", but the "cheap to put together" factor :-). Saw it on Hometalk 🙂

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Nautical Decor DIY Sailboat

Nautical decor diy sailboat that not only for summer displays..

Rustic spindle sailboat

In my twenties, I dreamed of living on a sailboat. I never reached that dream, and at this point in life, it’s not much of a regret. Plus, I can barely swim.

When I started sixth grade, dad was transferred to Ft. Huachuca, Arizona. I brought with me my Okie accent. The Okie accent is a southern speech without a cute draw. Instead of a draw, we added a blackjack slang to our speech. 

There are a lot of blackjack trees in the Osage. 

The first time I spoke in class, I said something about “worshing” my hair. Ugh. As a quiet kid, this was my first time being teased. So, I got quiet for almost a year. When I started talking again, my Okie accent was gone. 

Now it’s my biggest regret in life. 

This one is super easy. If you live near water, I suggest you find a piece of driftwood for the boat. I’m using a bit of leftover wood from the foot of an old pump organ. That’s what I found in my woodpile. There’s more on the pump organ in the bonus collection. 

Materials Needed for Nautical Sailboat

Piece of rustic wood

Spindle or a stick that’s at least three inches longer than the wood. I cut my spindle a bit. 

Piece of cloth for the sails 

Six eyelets and eyelet pliers { Crop-a-dile, it’s the bomb diggity}

Paddle bit sized for the spindle

Cotton twine

Two small nails

Needle-nose pliers 

• Drill a hole. Make a hole in the middle of the piece of wood using the paddle bit. Add wood glue and insert the spindle or stick. Let dry. 

• Cut a triangle from the drop cloth. Measure the length from the end of the wood. Measure the top of the triangle to the top of the spindle. Then cut the triangle in half. This makes a 45-degree angle to go up the mast and across the wood surface for each sail. 
• Hammer the nails. Tap the two small nails into each end of the wood. Use the needle-nose pliers to keep from smashing fingers. 

• Add eyelets. Add an eyelet at each of the three corners of each sail. 
• Hoist the sails. Use a piece of cotton twine to tie on the sails. Tie on the nails and the spindle and hoist the sails. I like my sails a bit loose to catch the wind. 

A few pieces of twine tied at the top of the mast and attached at the wood adds a finish touch. Perfect place to add a small strand of holiday lights. HUM!

Now, I reckon it’s time to find my lifejacket. 

If you want to learn how to find wood spindles for your projects.

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22 Coastal Décor Ideas to Give Your Home a Beachy Vibe—No Matter Where You Live

These coastal décor ideas can help create a tranquil haven in your home.

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The sea and its shores hold an inherent sense of serenity . It’s no wonder we want to bottle up that captivating allure and let it pour throughout our homes in the form of coastal décor. Whether you live within earshot of rolling waves or not, there are countless ways you can infuse this aesthetic into your space. And the best part is that you can turn up the dial as much or as little as you want while putting your own spin on the style. 

From soft color schemes and perfectly weathered furnishings to modern infusions of sea-inspired style, take your cue from these coastal décor ideas that effortlessly combine oceanside charm with sophistication.

Combine Playfulness and Sophistication

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"I love to go all out—especially at a beach house—and lean into the seashells, swimsuit artwork, wallpaper that brings to mind waves, and so on," says Courtnay Tartt Elias of Creative Tonic Design . "But the key to balancing the kitsch is to use clean lines in the millwork, an adventurous color palette, and plenty of white space in between the pops of color and theme."

Layer Blue Tones

Coastal scenes evoke a range of blues from both the sky and sea, so consider leaning into that color palette in your home. At least four shades of blue are incorporated in this design by Creative Tonic , including some details that weave in texture—like the velvet couch and patterned accent chair.

Let Artwork Speak to the Theme

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"Whether on the beach or in the mountains, appropriate and well-selected art and accessories provide a nuanced appreciation of place," says Sandra Lucas of Lucas/Eilers Design Associates . "Choosing interior colors borrowed from the views is another way to create a connection to the home's surroundings."

Consider Your Own Aesthetic

Emily June Designs

Diving into a coastal aesthetic requires some intentional balance. It's less about going full-throttle with the theme and more about being intentional with seaside-inspired details that truly resonate with you.

"Curate a visually appealing space that reflects your unique preferences by incorporating distinctive elements that speak to you," says Emily Spanos of Emily June Designs . In this design, she kept things simple with a clean color palette, fun window treatment, and terrazzo countertops.

Incorporate Wicker Furniture

Wicker has a naturally earthy texture that feels relaxed and lived in, making it the perfect addition to a coastal-inspired décor scheme.

Lean Into Sea Green and White

While blues are a natural choice for coastal-inspired décor, also consider a palette of cool sea green—which almost has a retro feel to it—and pristine white. Earthy accents, like the bamboo light fixture and fresh flowers seen in this design by Creative Tonic, can warm up the space.

Let the Sea Be the Star

If you live on the coast, consider opting for a minimalist aesthetic and letting the rolling waves in the distance serve as the star of your space. "You can start with a timeless, neutral 'base' for the space with larger items, such as surfaces, appliances or major furniture pieces, and then add subtle elements," says Gerri Chmiel, senior design manager at Formica .

Incorporate Natural Objects

Conor Harrigan for Re: Design Architects

"Look to add elements of driftwood, sea glass, or other found objects in vases or a terrarium," says Natalie Rebuck, principal designer of Re: Design Architects . "Look for other beach inspired pieces, including books and art, that bring in elements not just of the beach, but also the surrounding community." You can keep it subtle, as pictured in this design by Rebuck, or go more maximalist.

Get Nautical in the Bedroom

No need to reserve coastal chic décor for just the bathroom, kitchen, or living space. The bedroom presents a fun opportunity to infuse some marine touches, too. This design by Creative Tonic incorporates blue lotus wallpaper, white lamps with scalloped edges, and velvety seashell accent pillows.

Consider Pink or Orange Tones

Cailini Coastal

While we may think of blues and greens—and even beige—as the necessary color palette for coastal décor, you can certainly veer from the expected. Seashell tones like pink and orange, for example, lend themselves naturally to seaside-inspired designs. They work especially well in small spaces, like powder rooms and entryways.

Experiment with Texture

Morrison Interiors

Another way to lean into the coastal vibes without going with a literal blue theme is to play with textural elements. "Utilizing more abstract concepts like textures and colors that relate to the coastal theme is a great way to embrace the aesthetic in an elegant way without overdoing it," says Denise Morrison, Founder and Principal Designer of Morrison Interiors . "Introducing a woven texture in an accent furniture piece or a wall covering while keeping the larger pieces more neutral can quickly bring about a seaside feel."

Try Muted Seaside Hues

If bold blues, greens, or reds don't jive with your personal taste, opt for a muted tonal palette inside. This design by Lucas/Eilers Design Associates combines soft shades of blue, green, and gray with warm wood tones.

Add Style With Stripes

"If you're looking to create a more traditional coastal or nautical coastal-style home, incorporate stripes," says Meg Young, founder and creative director of Cailini Coastal . "I love using stripes! Whether through rugs, pillows, wall coverings, or bedding, stripes offer a classic and sophisticated look to nods to a coastal-nautical style."

Go for Grays

Pixel Sold Photography for Amy Switzer Design

A neutral backdrop in a coastal aesthetic doesn't necessarily need to lean warm. Cool gray tones work beautifully, too, as pictured in this living room by Amy Switzer Design . Pops of blue and pink bring the space to life.

Hang Some Fun Lighting

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"Lighting is also a great way to bring in elemental lights that look like a lighthouse or that has basket weaving that can drive a nautical feel without being too over-the-top," says Rebuck.

Showcase Those Views

Another example of letting the sea be the star. If you're lucky enough to have gorgeous views of the water, make sure to showcase them every chance you get. In this design by Lucas/Eilers Design Associates, neutral window treatments flank either side of an elongated window for a dreamy visual effect.

Make a Bold Statement With Tile

Douglas Friedman for Roman and Williams

Whether you're leaning into Nantucket vibes, channeling a nautical theme, or going for serene coast, tile is a great opportunity to infuse some character into the space. Take, for example, this wow-worthy tile featured in a coastal bathroom design by Roman and Williams .

Add a Beach-Inspired Rug

Rebuck also suggests weaving in some rugs that feel on theme. "Look for rugs that feel sophisticated but give a sense of walking on sand, or an abstraction of sand, such as jute," she says.

Let Natural Light In

"It's important to put an emphasis on natural light," says Switzer. "Keeping the windows minimally covered or even bare can help bring in as much daylight as possible. As I like to say, designing coastal chic can bring a small taste of water living into your home even if you are nowhere near the water."

Follow the 90-10 Rule

If you're still not quite sure how to strike a great balance between sophisticated coastal décor and cheesy, follow the 90-10 rule.

"Let 90 percent of your home be reflective of the coast through colors and textures and 10 percent through literal coastal details—think boats, shells, and whales," Young says. "Sprinkle in the literal touches through smaller decorative items like art, accessories and/or wallpaper, and keep the larger pieces focused on texture or color."

Dress Up Your Outdoors

For as much attention as you pay to your interior space, don't forget to infuse some coastal-inspired charm into your outdoor spaces, as well. This includes your porch, backyard, and even home exterior.

Extend Your Living Space Outside

Whether you've got seaside views or not, a key aspect of coastal-inspired design is embracing nature. Extend your living space to your backyard, deck, or patio with an inviting, comfortable seating area. Weave in elements from the indoors to the outdoors so the transition feels seamless and natural.

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54 Irwin 1990 Boat For Sale

Asking price: $375,000.

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Last updated Feb 13, 2024

54' Irwin 1990

A Rare GemRefreshing to find a boat that is lavishly maintainedand constantly upgraded 

VIEW THE 360 DEGREE VIRTUAL TOURThe Irwin 54 is one of the most popular sailing yachts over 50' ever built. Find out why

For over 20 Years, the current owner had an open check book tocontinually upgrade and lovingly care for this amazing yacht 

Over 250 Irwin 52’s and 54’s were built. First introduced in 1976, The Irwin 52 quickly became the  most  popular cruising center cockpit sailboat on the market.  In 1988, the boat evolved into the Irwin 54 with a major redesign of the hull, deck and interior. “Patience“ is one of the last Irwin 54’s and possibly the best ever built.

“Patience” was ordered new by her original owner in 1989 and commissioned in 1990. The concept was to utilize the basic clever design and create a vessel of not just outstanding beauty, but also a yacht that is flawlessly executed and engineered to a standard normally seen only in larger vessels. The spectacular result is not only a "go anywhere" yacht, but also one of absolute luxury, total privacy and short-handed style.

The second owner purchased "Patience" for a two year Caribbean cruise and then sold  her to the  current owner.Current owner has owned this boat for the past 20 years!

Denison Yachting is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Preferred Yachts.

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54' Irwin HIGHLIGHTS

• Yacht Details: 54' Irwin 1990
• Location: Saint Petersburg, FL
• Engines: Yanmar
• Last Updated: Feb 13, 2024
• Asking Price: $375,000
• Max Draft: 12' 6''

54' Irwin additional information

• Beam: 15' 4''
• Hull Material: Fiberglass
• Displacement: 46,000 lb
• Fuel Tank: 1 x 340|gallon
• Fresh Water: 1 x 480|gallon
• Single Berths: 8

A Rare Gem Refreshing to find a boat that is lavishly maintained and constantly upgraded 

VIEW THE 360 DEGREE VIRTUAL TOUR The Irwin 54 is one of the most popular sailing yachts over 50' ever built. Find out why

For over 20 Years, the current owner had an open check book to continually upgrade and lovingly care for this amazing yacht 

Over 250 Irwin 52’s and 54’s were built. First introduced in 1976, The Irwin 52 quickly became the  most  popular cruising center cockpit sailboat on the market.  In 1988, the boat evolved into the Irwin 54 with a major redesign of the hull, deck and interior. “Patience“ is one of the last Irwin 54’s and possibly the best ever built.

“Patience” was ordered new by her original owner in 1989 and commissioned in 1990. The concept was to utilize the basic clever design and create a vessel of not just outstanding beauty, but also a yacht that is flawlessly executed and engineered to a standard normally seen only in larger vessels. The spectacular result is not only a "go anywhere" yacht, but also one of absolute luxury, total privacy and short-handed style.

The second owner purchased "Patience" for a two year Caribbean cruise and then sold  her to the  current owner. Current owner has owned this boat for the past 20 years!

Interior Description

“Patience” sleeps six persons in three private cabins, excluding the main salon, with optional sleeping space in workroom.

She has a stunning interior that really has to be seen to be fully appreciated. (See the 3D Virtual Tour) She was designed and then customized around luxury, quality and functional elegance. The interior is truly gorgeous and maintained in show condition at all times.

Starting forward is VIP Stateroom with centerline queen berth.

Next aft to starboard is the Guest Cabin with a double berth.

The Guest Head is to port and features a separate shower stall and a separate door to the Vip Stateroom and another door that opens into the hallway. 

The huge raised Main Salon features large fixed ports, offering a panoramic view outside. To starboard is another  “L” shaped settee and dining table. Next aft is a desk and breakfast bar.To port is a  “L” shaped settee followed by a large Chart Table. Here is located the electronic switches for AC and DC Systems. A large flatscreen TV is located above and navigation instuments are outboard. An eight bottle wine cooler is located below.

Next aft and down two steps is the Galley. The galley on “Patience” will appeal to any cruising gourmet and is equivalent in size to what you'd expect on boats much larger. The galley provides ample counter space, cabinets and drawers for storage. Opposite the galley is the separate laundry room and complete walk-in workshop. 

• Full size upright refrigerator with separate top loading freezer (Grunert  120 volt with holding plates)
• Force 10 3-burner stove with oven (gimbaled)
• Toaster Oven
• G.E. full size microwave
• Built in automatic coffee maker
• Built in Ice Maker
• “Blanco” sink with trash chute and cutting board
• PG safety solenoid valves with leak detector

Across from the galley is the Workshop and Laundry Room. The work bench has cushions to create another berth. The captain and crew are kept in clean clothes by using the full size Miele, 220V, high quality washer and dryer.

The Owner's Stateroom features a centerline queen berth, large hanging locker and numerous drawers and cabinets.

The en-suite Owner's Head has a separate stall shower/tub.

At Chart Table

• Garmin GPS with color chart plotter, anemometer and sonar 
• Built-in ICOM SSB radio
• Built-in Simrad VF radio with wireless remote
• Four Midland handheld radios
• Garmin GPSmap XSV chartplotter with radar and sonar
• RaymarineWindspeed and Direction
• Raymarine Depth Sounder
• Raymarine Multifunction Display
• Raymarine Autopilot 
•  Garmin Multifunction Display
• Fusion Radio Control
• Garmin Radar with mast mounted closed array antenna
• Raymarine Steering Pedestal Mounted anemometer
• Raymarine Steering Pedestal Mounted Repeater
• TCI TV and Sony DVD in Main Salon
• Samsung TV in forward VIP stateroom, LG DVD player
• Polariod TV and LG DVD in forward guest room
• Haier 120 VDC Wine Cooler
• Fusion stereo Main Salon
• Fusion stereo in Cockpit
• Samsung TV and Insignia DVD in aft stateroom
• Omnidirectional and Satellite TV antennas
• Engine: Yanmar  4HL-HTE 140 hp turbo diesel engine was rebult in 2017 and shows about 670 Hours
• Generator : Phaser K4-15 KW  Generator was replaced
• Spectra Water maker 
• Vetus 24 Volt DC Thruster
• Windlass Lighthouse 24 Volt DC
• Dinghy Davit TNT 24 Volt DC
• 120 VAC Miele clothes washer/dryer combination

12 Volt System

• (2) 31 AGM starting batteries for engine and generator
• (2) 4D house batteries

24 Volt System

• Group T105 like 6 Volt batteries connected in series

Promariner Pronautic 1260P 12VDC/60 AMP marine grade battery charger digital display in chart table area

 50 Amp Shore Power cord 

• Promariner Pronautic 1260P 12 Volt Marine Battery Charger
• 24 Volt Marine Battery Charger
• Promariner Promar digital display at the chart table
• Spectra Cape Horn 12 Volt DC Watermaker
• Water Heater 20 Gallon

The current owner decided to remove the Hood Stoway mast and upgrade the mast and rigging to a custom Seldon mast with a hydraulic furling system around 2010. He has an impressive above deck rig that rivals vessels of a much larger size and higher price range. A lot of thought by the experienced owner went into making “Patience” easy to sail by a couple and enhance the performance.

• Hydraulic main sail
• Hydraulic roller furling on Genoa
• Roller furling on staysail
• Running rigging for staysail
• Navtec hydraulic adjuster
• Whisker Pole
• (2) #36 Barient 24V electric primary winches (with controls at winch and helm)
• #27 Barient hydraulic main sheet (with controls at winch and helm)
• (2) #21 Barient self tailing halyard winches

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