Beneath the Oak Designs

I have a clearance sale going on right now for specific 3inch trees! I will keep the sale open until I sell them all. Otherwise, I will remove them along the way to make room for more. Check out my store for all of the details and more photos of these little gems. They are 3" round. All of my trees are made with 20g aluminum wire and metal hoops. I wrap the hoops with yarn, floss, jute or sometimes wire.  I just completed three trees. They will be going up in the shop in a few days. Keep your eyes out for them. 

Working with grapevine wreaths is definitely not for the impatient! These twisty little guys love to tangle and test my patience, especially when I'm trying to wrangle wire through their wild branches. Sometimes I swear they're fighting me on purpose. But—deep breath—the end result always makes it worth it. The rustic look that comes out of all that effort makes me very happy. l'm currently playing with 6-inch wreaths, perfect for small spaces or gifting. I stick with brown wire and earthy-toned beads to keep everything feeling natural and cozy, like something you'd find on a woodland cottage door. These wreaths take a bit more time (and maybe a few muttered words behind the scenes), so they run a couple bucks more. But I promise, each one is crafted with love, patience, and a few deep sighs. Check out the photo to see what I mean. These little beauties really do shine when finished! This one is called Coutry Charm Sunstone Tree . Cureently, I have 1 more in the stor...

I have uploaded a few trees to the store. This is todays highlight! Blue Pearl Tree I’ve been wanting to revisit my faux pearl beads for a while now. I had a previous tree adorned with them listed on the site, but honestly—it just wasn’t quite right. So, I made the decision to take it down and start fresh. Looking back, I’m actually relieved it didn’t sell, because this new version feels so much more “me.” This little beauty features a 3-inch hoop wrapped in soft light blue acrylic yarn. I chose the color specifically to complement the pearl beads—and it really makes them pop! I also added some light blue ombré beads to tie everything together and give the piece a dreamy, peaceful feel. It’s a sweet, compact tree that’s perfect for small spaces. Think cozy reading nooks, wall charm collections, or even hanging from a rearview mirror to bring a touch of calm to your daily drive. To see more information on this tree or check out all of my trees click here    I am going to tr...

If you're wondering what is involved in the final process of my products, here is a summary of what happens next. Once a tree is finished, the real work begins! First up is a little photo "shoot" — capturing the details and vibe of the piece. I want the images to really show off its personality. Next, I jump into listing it on my GoImagine storefront. This part takes time and lots of coffee! Starting from scratch means writing a title, adding a detailed description, uploading photos, setting a price, and choosing shipping options. I also tag it so it’s easy to find and include helpful info like return and shipping policies, plus a little backstory on how it was made and what materials I used. Once that’s all in place, I save the listing as a draft. That gives me time to step away and come back with fresh eyes for edits. Meanwhile, I inspect the piece closely, wrap it up with care, and tuck in a few little extras for the future owner. It’s then stored safely, waiting fo...

Hey beautiful souls! If you’ve ever browsed my shop, you’ve probably noticed I’m a little obsessed with the Tree of Life. There’s something about its shape, strength, and spirit that just speaks to me. Today, I want to share why this symbol shows up in my work again and again, and what it truly means to me. The Tree of Life is more than just a pretty shape—it's an ancient, cross-cultural symbol that represents connection. From its roots deep in the earth to its branches reaching for the sky, it reminds us we’re all part of something bigger. It shows up in Celtic myths, Norse legends, and even in modern spiritual practices. It represents growth, balance, and connection. Why do I create these trees? For me, each tree is a mini meditation. Every twist and bead is intentional. I use earthy glass beads, natural tones, and grapevine wreaths (in some projects) to keep things rooted (literally!) in nature. Each tree is unique and sometimes a little wild. This is because I allow my creat...

These are some pieces that I created while practicing and building my skills. Practice makes perfect? We shall see. I love twisting and weaving wire. It is relaxing and almost meditative for me. For those of you that make wire trees, how did you start? What was your drive to create with wire? Where are you in your experience and what do you do with your finished pieces? Please share in the comment section. Green with Owl charm This is my first try with color wire. I purchased green for making saguaro cactus. I haven’t attempted that yet! YIKES! I created webbing and wanted to put something in the middle but I wasn’t sure what to do with it. Color wire is hard to work with as I noticed if I scrape it, the color comes off! Maybe I should try a different brand of color wire?   Brown This was a practice tree. I kept it very plain just to get used to shaping the wire. I was going to add an owl charm but decided it was good the way it is. Indian Agate I made this one la...