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This is the latest I collect them friday, Fujira peach on ARABIAN SEA and I have lots , lots more my DH and Dou swam and i dig 4 this.
Any ideas friends what to do insted of kept them inside shoes boxes or over a rack full of dust!! pic 1 [ATTACH=CONFIG]54171[/ATTACH] pic 2 [ATTACH=CONFIG]54172[/ATTACH] |
Isn't there a way for you to make fabric out of these? They are so pretty--I can see why you like them :)
Edited: By the printable fabric, run it through a color printer and fussy cut so you can sew it into quilts/pillows, etc. and enjoy in your home. I think you will be amazed at what it will turn out like :) :) |
I had a bunch of shells that I put in a shallow round clear bowl, filled with water and put floating candles in .
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I have filled large jars with shells and made them into lamps.
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Originally Posted by Moonpi
I have filled large jars with shells and made them into lamps.
My husbands grandma has them in a glass bowl on her kitchen table. |
I had gotten some on a trip to Texas and when I returned home I glued them on to a picture frame and put it on my mantel. Also a friend of mine has a mirror with shells glue all around it and it fits in her by the sea motif in her florida room.
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Thanks every one 4 the preliant ideas
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You could glue them around picture frames to dress them up. Or glue them around a mirror to frame it for a decorative frame. Put them in a bowl around a large candle for a decorative candle holder. They are beautiful shells and you can use them to decorate a lot of things. Please show us pictures of what you do with them. Would love to see. :D :D :D
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Very pretty shells. They would make great fabric.
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You can get the large glass candy jars at wall-mart, and they have lids, so no dust collects. they look great with shells in them.
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