Hello and welcome to the Company Interiors Channel. Again, we're now talking about moss frames. So today what we're going to do is we're literally going to show you how to make a frame with preserved and stabilized mosses. So this first one that I'm going to show you is is actually one of the free samples that we are issuing to you. So in the description below this video, there is a link. Click on the link. And then if you can just cover the shipping and handling for me, $4 for Europe, $8 for the international, you will receive one of these moss samples that I am lovingly going to show you how we make it so quickly. And if I can do this in real live action, we got all of our Bonzai tools here as well set out. Obviously, we're not doing Bonzai today, but maybe in another video we can show you have to do some of that as well. So this is your free gift from us. It costs an awful lot more than what you are paying for the shipping. But we want to show you, we're trying to create a bit of a community of interior designers, craftspeople, people, artists, anybody who likes this sort of thing. This is both for the home market and also the office market. It's a great looking product. What I'm doing here is I've got some caulk tiles and I'm just using these just to put them on the back end. Can a camera see that quite well? Just as a little bit of extra backing. There's no moisture at all in any of these products. They are completely preserved. They are stabilized.
They require no watering and they require no sunlight. So we just put that on as backing.
There's no real need for this. I'm gonna show you a larger frame than this because this, as I say, is just purely a sample for you. So this is the use of a glue gun.
I'm doing this simply because this sticks. Anything, including your fingers. So that's how the charger additional sample goes in the end that is heated by electricity.
Very, very, very hot.
If any children are watching this, please use this as with parental guidance.
In fact, even some parents be careful not to stick your fingers. So that we get. This is just a frame. This is just the backing that goes into this just to make sure that stands out. Now, we start off here with flat moss. So this is the this is the artificial moss. This is what you can also purchase in bigger sections in boxes. There might be some boxes here in the distance.
So this is what happens when you have the whole box. It arrives in this sort of method and we are just using a small part of that park over there.
So you're just putting this in the frame here. Hopefully this video is going to come out and you can read to see that. Okay. I'm just going to square that off to give out a bit of an angle.
What are we like? Like it. Like that. So the moss cuts nice and neatly fit back into a sort of section. Then maybe a little bit more NACC. I want to get some lycan in as well. For you, this is your sample. Remember, this is what you're going to get if you click on the link in the description. So that fits in there just quite nicely, just into the edges. So we know that that works out fine. We turn it out of whichever way. We won't like it sort of going that way. There's a section in with the hot glue.
Very, very dangerous. Very, very sticky. Very, very hot.
You can use UPC adhesives.
You can use no now, which you can use grip fill. In fact, on the big wall, on the moss wall, we used grip fill and a mixture of hot glue because as a Croft's person, you pretty used this before. We might well develop and have some links for if you actually want to get some of those products from us, but you can get it from any hardware stores.
So here's the Lycan. Sorry, I'm going a bit fast for this. This is the Leiken material. This is not a mosque. This is a sort of poller northern hemisphere product. Scandinavia has some farms. This is sustainably farmed. It's not taken from forests, is taken from farming environments, actually put like these pyramids, these rocks. And then they take sections of it and they grow those in the racks. So it's not from the surface is actually in the farm. I'm gonna maybe do some videos of this to show you the difference between all the materials. Talk about that one in a moment. So just take this section out when you actually take the Lycan. You can just find an interesting and interesting finish. It's it's sort of strand the string a you know. Reminds me sometimes a little bit of you can imagine what coral looks like. It's a very slow growing product. I have read that it will grow to about 7 centimeters high, 70 millimeters in about 50 years. So whether that's true or not, but it is very slow growing. Now, here's an interesting thing as well in that some of these samples, you can see that it comes from a woodland. Here is a small acorn.
We could maybe be very autistic and drop a small acorn in there. Why don't we do that? There are going to be some other products that are coming out, which is I'm just talking to the wholesalers at the moment of actually parts of driftwood. Small acorns like this all looks amazing or fits in. So there we go. I think we sort of design that by eye. We structure it so it's not flat. It's very free forming. And so it's going to actually protrude out of the frame like a 3D model. So we quite like the idea of that being.
We have got pine cones, pine needles, acorns. There's all sorts of stuff from the forest. And the smell is also of the forest is quite it's a beautiful product.
It really it really is beautiful to work with. Keep those cartridges come in.
This is a very small mini gun. You can get much more substantial hot glue guns than this. But for this little frame and what I'm doing, it's just perfect. So model that in. Be very careful with your fingers.
Drop that in. Make it look a little bit more natural. There is a name for this. I know I've done a little bit of stuff with aquariums and that's called aqua scaping. This is called bio mimicry that just came to me. So aquariums, we used to call that aqua escaping. And for this, this is literally bio mimicry, mimicking nature. That's what we're trying to do here. Drop my small little acorn in there.
I hope you might be the lucky recipient of this particular sample. So let's just finish that off.
This is going out to the next customer drop out in line. That fits nicely ish into our frame. Put a cork overhanging. Just put our clips.
One, two, three, four.
That's our clips on the back there. It makes a nice frame that you can see on your desk. That's what it looks like. You see, it's as natural as they come. Beautiful material. You can see this sample. If you click the link, so that goes in there like that. Then I dropped my business card in there for you. Company interiors, business card bubble wrapped beautifully.
We go straight into the box for you smelling of the Scandinavian pine forest.
There you go.
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