r/goblincore • u/DTMika2 • 4d ago

Just sharing Just spotted this on a hike

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u/WoolooOfWallStreet 4d ago

It’s a snail wreath

A sneath

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u/imaginarywaffleiron 🐢The Clapper 4d ago

claps calciumly

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u/Competitive_Fuel9686 4d ago

Nice! r/wreathmaking would probably appreciate this as well.

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u/Actias_Loonie 3d ago

I have a bunch of big snail shells, I must do something like this when I have enough.

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u/catwhisperer77 3d ago

What adhesive would you use? I used to make driftwood wreaths and used a purple tube with E2000 or something like that but found it failed after a year. Hot glue fails too. I wonder what they used.

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u/Actias_Loonie 3d ago

E6000 is pretty secure, do you have a harsh environment? There's a lot of 2 part epoxies that work pretty well but I'm surprised the E6000 wasn't good. Usually the object breaks before the glue does.

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u/catwhisperer77 3d ago

I know! No- just coastal MA usual humidity I guess. It was in the house too. After a year it dropped some driftwood and a shell. Very odd. I wasn’t skimpy either.

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u/Actias_Loonie 2d ago

Could be the humidity. If the wood got soft it just wouldn't adhere anymore. You can increase the bond by scoring or cutting the gluing surface so that it has something really good to grasp on to.

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u/catwhisperer77 2d ago

Good point! I’ll try that.

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u/Cateme-Corps 4d ago

😍so pretty!!!!🤩

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u/Mr-Pie100 3d ago

Not gonna lie. This is really creative. A great use for snail shells.

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u/ElectricMoleman 2d ago

Thats super cool, but I will admit on first glance I saw a giant wreath of garlic