Underneath all these seashells, is a plain wooden birdhouse I picked up for a mere 4 dollars. But of course, that's just between you and me and the lamppost, as my mother would say.
And you know, sometimes I forget to take a 'before' picture, but in this case, I did this long before I started my blog. But here is all I did. First, I applied a wash of pale green tinted paint over the entire surface.
Even then, I had a little pot of liquid gold leaf, that I seemed to have far better restraint with than I do today. How is it I forgot the 'less is more' adage?
I still remember thinking it was almost magical the way the shells seemed to nestle together as I began to apply them with my hot glue gun one after the other.
It's the type of little accessory that will go with most any decor.


Pretty shells from the shore are sometimes so under appreciated, but this helped me realize they are truly remarkable treasures.
Even still, every time I look at it, I swear I notice something new.
Pretty shells from the shore are sometimes so under appreciated, but this helped me realize they are truly remarkable treasures.
1 comment:
You do such wonderful things with shells. How nice that you have a good supply nearby.
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