Spending time in nature isn’t just about soaking in the silence and freedom – it’s also about doing more with less. With just a knife and axe from Roselli, you can craft your own tools, improve your camp setup, and build clever solutions using what the forest provides.
Here are five simple and inspiring DIY projects you can make with your own hands whether you’re camping, fishing, hunting, or just enjoying a weekend in the woods.
A classic tripod or A-frame is perfect for hanging a kettle over an open fire.
How to do it:
A simple solution that turns a basic campfire into a proper wilderness kitchen
With a fresh branch and a sharp knife, you can quickly craft a skewer or even a temporary handle for a pot or pan.
How to do it:
• Carve a skewer from green wood (hazel or birch works well) perfect for sausages, vegetables or stick bread
• Have a pot or pan with a loop or handle slot? Cut a wedge-shaped end on a sturdy stick so it fits tightly as a makeshift handle
• Use your Roselli knife for the precision and control needed
This won’t work with all cookware – but when it does, it’s both practical and satisfying to use something you’ve made yourself.
Keep your gear dry and within reach by hanging it from a hook you made yourself.
How to do it:
A small detail that makes a big difference in camp life.
Crafting in the wild is both relaxing and meaningful. With the right tools, you can create something you’ll actually use again and again.
How to do it:
Bring it home as a memory or use it right in the forest – it gets better every time.
Forgot your tent stakes? No problem. With an axe and knife, you’ve got all you need.
How to do it:
Simple, functional, and way more satisfying than buying new ones.
