Shell shadow box diy

Creating beautiful art with shells.

I saw one this past weekend and HAD to make one from shells we collected in Florida. I got the shadow box and card stock from #hob

This Seashell Art is a Quick and Easy way to add some beach inspired decor to your home. All you'll need are seashells, a frame, glue and some white paper..

These seashell shadow box ideas were inspired by a piece I saw in the Pottery Barn catalog. Wall art from shadow box frames and seashells.

Your collection is cool enough to go up on the wall, but it needs a frame and some sticking power to keep the arrangement intact.

Searching for shells and sea glass is one of my absolute favorite things to do, and I could not be more thankful that my daughter feels the same way. We are often bundled up in the winter combing o…

I'm in the middle of switching our home decorations to reflect the upcoming summer season and all things related to the beach are always a must for summer decor. I always start with our front entryway and decided to create a seashell flower wall art piece to replace my baking soda starfish art that I

I just took an old frame and placed 10.5 pieces of paper for the backdrop. Used old shells from my various trips to create this!

When my children were 8 and 9 I took them to the beach for the first time.Walking along the South Carolina coastline my children delighted in collecting seashel…

Frames and art can be expensive! When the hubs and I did a makeover of our master bedroom we needed some art work on the walls, and w...

Handmade Jewelry for Ocean Lovers on Instagram: "Obsessed with this black and white shadow box my mom and I made. Her house is black and white themed so we put this together from the stuff we found at Topsail yesterday including the 2 cutest little shark teeth. Minus the spotted shells those are drupes from Hawaii. Check out that sea whip!"

It's reveal day! Yea! I've been working on a makeover of our master bedroom the last six weeks and I'm excited to share with you the changes. Some late nights and weekends of work have paid off to get our room decorated. Thank you for all of you who have been so kind with your comments and thank you to Linda for hosting another inspiring challenge. Without this deadline our room would still look the way it was, so it was worth it! I will keep this brief since you're all here for pictures…

This picture reminded me of the many glorious sunsets I've seen - hence the name 'Pink Sunset'. 🩷Sometimes it's the underside of a shell that's so pretty and you just want to show it off. 🩷I added a sea urchin, scallops and other tiny shells, together with faux pink pearls to this scene to give it the lovely pink and white effect I was looking for. 🩷Sea pottery, and Sunrise Tellin 'butterfly' shells added the finishing touches. I hope this reminds you of many happy sunsets - wherever…