And this seashell photo frame....
Both the tassel and photo frame are available here at my Etsy
In keeping with the beachy cottage theme, I gathered together some of these
Wrapped some ribbon around the base
Cover the sides and top with seashells. For this project, I want a very random, free flowing result.
Added some pretty double satin aqua ribbon
Quick peek at the finished back...
Added the bow and voila!
For this project I used:
8" Green styrofoam wreath base
1" Grossgrain Ribbon ~ Cream
Low temperature glue stick
Seashells varying from 0.75" to 2"
Starfish focal 2.5" x 2.5"
My wreath hanger is a 1.5" satin ribbon in soft aqua
You can find the complete tutorial over at my "How To's" here.
Oh! I almost forgot! I (finally) made my blog button! No fancy bells and whistles, just ummm.....cute as a "button"! ha!
You can grab it and add it to your blog page if you'd like! The code is located near the top of my left margin!
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Susan @ Between Naps On The Porch ~ 58th Metamorphosis Monday
Kim @ Twice Remembered ~ Make Your Monday Week 14
The DIY Show Off ~ DIY Show Off Monday
Gina @ The Shabby Chic Cottage ~ Transformation Thursday
Cindy @ My Romantic Home ~ Show and Tell Friday
Beautiful wreath!
ReplyDeleteThat is a lovely wreath. You are really in the beach mood aren't you. For me that is more of a summer thing, so I am sure by that time I'll will be coming back to look at it once more.
ReplyDeleteI could die!! Your talent is OUT OF THIS WORLD!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your lovely ideas and for providing how to's!!!
Wow! I love all three of these projects. The wreath is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! Thanks for the directions!
ReplyDeleteDebbie-Dabble
Hi Tina!
ReplyDeleteYour shell creations just make me long for spring all the more. You do such beautiful work with these shells...I am just blown away!
xoxoSusie~
Dear Friend,
ReplyDeleteI would love to buy that burger for you and your daughter and mother! I love your website. Did you see the movie with Meryl Streep and Renee Zellweger called One True Thing. Her art (your art) is the underlying theme of the movie. It was beautiful.
Reading your blog brings back all of those warm fuzzy feelings for me.
Thanks for sharing all of your stories and art.
Warmest Regards,
Denise Burks
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I am so glad to see you posting again. I love that frame and it has inspired me to try and make one myself.
ReplyDeleteWillow
this is darling and so glad you've shared this!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a sweet week and God Bless,
d
Gosh, I thought the frame and tassle were beautiful, but then I saw the wreath - not to mention the mosaics you have listed on Esty! Gorgeous! You have a great eye.
ReplyDeleteI hope you'll drop by AtticMag this week to tour my home.
Allison
I love the beautiful simplicity! Not a lot of colors and so elegant.
ReplyDeletePlus? Aqua? I'm in.
I wish I knew if my mosaics would turn out as excellent as yours!
Thanks for stopping by!
Love your shell wreath!! we have a cottage at the "Rivah" and this would be such a perfect fit. I surely have collected enough shells and sea glass over the years..
ReplyDeletethanks so much for your step by step...
I always loved your frame with the shells and now the wreath is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteHi, I love your shell wreth I made oneand used it as a center piece for a tablescape. Come on over and take a look. I enjoy the visiting your studio. I will be back.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute shell wreath. You did such a good job!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely lovely!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous wreath. I adore that tassel as well.
ReplyDeleteHello Tina...Enjoyed looking at your lovely seashell creations. Loved the wreath, especially. Sincerly, Susan from writingstraightfromtheheart.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteHi Tina,
ReplyDeleteLove all your seashell creations...in particular the wreath. And how very sweet of you to share how you made it. Love it! Oh! By the way...just grabbed your new button...You'll find it in my sidebar button scroll widget...Thank you. Have a wonderful day.
Hugs and Kisses,
♥Ana
Cute! I've gotta make one of these.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great wreath, I'm going to try and make one myself! Just discovered your blog, I'm anxious to explore your past posts, I'll be following you regularly! Lisa :-)
ReplyDeleteJust BEE-U-TEE-FULL! You did such a great job on all of these. I love hoe you finished off the wreath.
ReplyDelete~Liz
my boyfriends mom just moved to the beach last fall and she would LOVE that wreath!!! great work! thanks fo stopping by my blog as well. i have never been here before so i think ill take a look around!! :)
ReplyDeleteI love shells, too! This is just the kind of wreath I'd like on my front door for the summer~do you think it would be sturdy enough to hang outdoors (sheltered of course)?
ReplyDeleteTina, I LOVE the wreath. I have such a thing for shells ever since my trip to the California coast last summer. Shells & mermaids!!! Thanks for sharing. Charlene
ReplyDeleteI love your wreath! And all your other great projects!!!
ReplyDeleteLiving just minutes away from the beach, I could so go for this myself!!
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I love your seashell wreath, it's beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely wreath! It would go perfectly in my home!
ReplyDelete~ Tracy
Tina, It is really nice. I love shell art. There are stacks of 6 Starfish in spring colors for $6 at Burkes here, very tempting.
ReplyDeleteYur blog is so very beautiful. The easshell wreath is adorable. Thanks for sharing with us. Cheers, Lia
ReplyDeleteI am over the top happy to find you!! I love your seashell projects and will be back for more ideas. I was looking for inspiration and here you are!!
ReplyDeleteWarmly,
Pam
The seashell tassel is to die for! I can just see it in my beach house.
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