O.k., here we go! This is officially my very first blog entry – I guess I have to start somewhere! When I first started this website, I hadn’t really thought a lot about the decor in my house. I was just very interested in everything “beach”, because even just thinking about a beach makes me feel good.
In the process I started having a good look around the house, and I noticed that I DO have a lot of decor items which ARE actually related to the beach theme! I will show you the pieces I have around my house over time.
| One item is actually one of my favorites, and not only because I made it all myself. It is this Seashell Mirror which I have hanging in my hallway now.
I collected the seashells all by myself (good fun!) on a beach in Wilsons Promontory National Park (southern most point of the Australian mainland), and when I got home I cleaned them all, went to the nearest Craft Shop and got a rustic mirror with a wooden frame. I then painted the frame in white so that a little of the wood could still be seen, and stuck the shells on. That’s it! Real easy, and I think the seashell mirror looks great. I love this rustic look, and it is a constant reminder of my holidays, too! See, it doesn’t have to be hard to be creative with seashells found on the beach. And I find mirrors are always a good way to start adding decor to your house, they really can enhance any room. I would actually love to hear from anybody who has done some crafty things with items from the beach, as well. We could all get inspiration from sharing our ideas and craft projects. |
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Wednesday, 25. February 2009
I just visited my kids (on all three coasts) and collected sand and shells from beaches and would like to make a wall hanging for a bathroom wall. I am not that artistic and would like ideas please……help!
Sunday, 15. March 2009
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Tuesday, 2. June 2009
Hi, good post. I have been wondering about this issue,so thanks for posting. I’ll definitely be coming back to your site.
Wednesday, 3. June 2009
Nice, I think it could be interesting to add some more entries following this one, and probably it?s not only me having this opinion. Cheers!Please visit my Wholesale Forum and Fashion Blog, Fashion Jewelry Directory when you have time.
Saturday, 1. August 2009
Just discovered your blog and IT ROCKS! I absolutely love your style – it’s very authentic.
Thursday, 18. March 2010
I appreciate your site very much. Will read all. Keep up to marvelous posting on it. ty
Friday, 19. March 2010
hi, wonderful site and lovely contents.I liked it very much.
Keep sharing such important posts.
Thanks !!
Sunday, 28. March 2010
That’s a wonderful idea.. Just about anyone can make it.
All your ideas are cool.
Friday, 23. April 2010
That mirror is beautiful. Ive only ever pur beach type items in the bathroom but I bet that mirror looks striking in your hallway.
Saturday, 29. May 2010
hi, wonderful site and lovely contents.I liked it very much.
Keep sharing such important posts.
Monday, 7. June 2010
That’s a wonderful idea.. Just about anyone can make it.
All your ideas are cool.
Tuesday, 15. June 2010
Sea Shells can be very pretty decorations but they need to be used in the right places. For example, in a bathroom they can look great (around a mirror) or on the patio. I’m not sure they would look amazing in the master bedroom however
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Friday, 18. June 2010
I actually don’t think there is anything wrong at all with seashells in the bedroom!
Sunday, 11. July 2010
This is a beautiful and classy idea. I love the look of seashells, but I don’t want things I make to look too kid-like. I’m wondering what else you could put with the seashells to create a complimentary look. I have seen great seashell-based potpourri at World Market that might have some items in it that would do well.
Monday, 26. July 2010
Decorating mirror with see shell is a awesome idea..
it would a be great theme in Beach type Home Decor.