But when I go to my sister's house she has seashells glued onto most things: lamp shades, light-switch covers, soap containers, mirrors, picture frames, the kitchen counter...you name it.
So, I made her this frame recently. I think she liked it. I need to go back to Hawaii and dive for more shells before I run out. Either that, or just start gluing river rocks onto everything.
The glass rocks are from the $ store, and I think they add a nice, tropical-looking touch. Lauhala roses are found in Haw'n craft stores.
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Ooooo. Pretty.
You are so crafty Sally. Hey, Walmart has bags of shells and the glass stones for cheap! I get lotsa craft stuff there because it is so affordable. Look in the craft isles and the floral isles for these! Luvs xoxox
I'm glad you reminded me. I found a bunch of small shells on a beach in Tahiti that look like slightly thinner, smaller versions of the sunrise shell. I got all excited and thought I found a sunrise shell so the boys were helping me collect them - but I think it has to be thicker to be called a "sunrise shell", right?
p.s. these are sure funny words they have you type in down below
River rocks, you know, rock. And they can be pretty, too.
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