I've seen them hot glued on drift wood, so I would think that would work.

We used to put small orchid kikis on pieces of wood with green florist's tape, then nail them to the greenhouse wall. It had a wooden wall.

Thanks for the suggestions. I should have been a little clearer. There isn't an existing wall, I want to make a wall or divider out of fishing line and tillandsias and need help attaching the tillies to the fishing line. I an no stranger to mounting orchids and tillies to driftood and other things So far I am thinking of some way to glue them to the line or use those small orchid clips but I don't like either idea. I am probably going to end up tying them unless anyone else has an idea??????

Oh. Interesting idea. I grew them for a few months. My only problem was they needed water every day and they didn't sell well for me.

You could use orbs but it would be cost prohibitive.

Here is a link that might be useful: Orbs

How about getting styrofoam balls from a craft store and glueing the tillandsia to them and then string the balls with the fishing line? To string the balls you can put the line thru the center of the ball with a needle or a piece of wire if you can't find a needle long enough. To keep the balls in position on the line tie a washer or piece of wood below each ball.

I do like those orbs but this is for an outdoor display. This is the look I am going for http://www.flickr.com/photos/27457302@N07/5639669350/

Robin, I saw that curtain of tillandsias at Bok Tower when I was there with some Garden Club friends and we were all impressed at how beautiful it looked. Have you tried contacting Bok Tower to see how they did it?
Linda Leaf

The link below is a video of the curtain. At 00:56, there is a closeup - looks like the line is looped and weighted (fishing shot?).

Here is a link that might be useful: Bok Tower Tillandsia

Robin,the second video is exactly the same wall as you want to create. May you can email them and ask the question.

http://buchanansplants.com/2011/09/tillandsia-creative-ideas-and-tips/#