Materials needed
Coconut midrib or you could use thin strips of bamboo
Metallic paint
superglue
beads (make sure the beads will go at least halfway through the midribs.
paint brushes

How to do
First wind the coconut midrib around a cylindrical object (an old PVC pipe would be perfect ).
If you tie each one individually you will get nicer curls.
Tie it nice and tight and forget about it.
I mean leave it in a corner for about a month or so.
Now you might want to cover you work surface as the next step can get messy.
Spread newspapers on the floor and was ready to go.
I used the metallic paint and painted the midribs.
After drying them, I slid beads into them and stuck it on using super glue.
I used only two or three beads per midrib. The idea was to make it look airy and light. The first bead went as far along as it would go into the midrib and the rest were evenly spaced.
That’s its!, do it for the rest of the midribs and you have an easy showpiece.























Hi, Its very beautiful!!!
Could u pls tell me how u did it?
this is great. you coul make it a bigger bunch . pait the ribs black and put diff color dots on them it will look great.it alreay is great!
very nice…
hey do let us know how u did it.. ITs superb
hey,its such a novel idea. beautiful work.
Thank you all :-)…You can find step by step instructions for the project here
http://eclectickrafter.blogspot.com/2009/09/coconut-midrib-arrangement.html
very innovative widad.. keep us posted with your work
hey..its very nice work..very gud creativity..looking amazing..keep it up..

can u tell me how did u do dis? plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.
Hey Nehal.Thank you for your interest..You can find the process here…I changed the domain name of my blog in between
http://weecrafts.blogspot.com/2009/09/coconut-midrib-arrangement.html