Creating a flute from a branch is exciting and rewarding, as I see how the wood guides me and listen to what the flute’s voice will be.
Here’s a video with the four Chestnut branch flutes that I just finished making. In the video, I play two of the flutes to let you hear their voices. You’ll also be able to enjoy a short walk in a Florida hammock on a sunny afternoon.
Other related blog posts:
- When I was making these very branch flutes
- Surprises in Making Branch flutes
- Driftwood Branch flutes
Judy Robinson Designs & Art 
I can very well imagine how rewarding the experience of making them can be. Making a flute out of wood is something that has been on my mind for years now, but making one out of a branch really makes it unique and gives it personality. Congratulations on your results!
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You do give me many great ideas! Thanks so much
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Thank you. I do enjoy both making and playing them. A voice of their own.
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They are beautiful! 🙂
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Hint, hint.
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Thanks, Tootlepedal. They are smaller than a soprano recorder and would go on a countryside bike ride in a pocket or pack. 🙂
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Aren’t they sweet? It’s starting to get quite hot now, 88F, here. At least the bugs aren’t all out in the heat when one walks through the hammock!
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Good sound from the flutes
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They do have a beautiful sound all there own. Love the stroll through Florida Hammock — can feel the sunshine.
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