Make DIY Christmas Ornaments From FREE Materials! Shells and Sand From the Beach

[@dh7217]

If you have a "uv flashlight" (Amazon has them)... tack on your rafia to each shell. Its easier. Once all are tacked on, put out in the sun to finish hardening. Saves you time and frustration. LOVE these shells!!❤

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Great idea

[@JeanneAlbarado]

Absolutely stunning! You did a great job❤thanks for sharing! Jeanne Baton Rouge

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thank you so much!

[@artsyarmo3075]

How inspirational!thank you for showing us all your wonderful ideas.

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thank you so much!

[@homesteadrevivals]

I love these! Thank you for the inspiration. We live at the beach in the PNW and have a little farm and we are opening a farm stand next year. I think I will use your beautiful shells as inspiration to see what I can do with our local shells, and add ornaments to the stand at this time of year!

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

oh I’d love to see a picture!

[@CricketsBay]

Those are so cool. Thank you for sharing your process and the delightful finished ornaments.

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Glad you like them!

[@southernladyartisticcreations]

love your videos, You can take white castin pigment and add just a touch to the uv resin to make waves on those shells - the soap bubble method is so easy and looks really cool

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

aw, thanks! and thanks for the tip! I’m going to try that

[@sarahrenfrow9795]

I think they’re gorgeous! Thanks for sharing this with us.

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

You are so welcome!

[@aportgirl]

Loved them, great job.

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@sandybonfiglio7545]

Use your dremel drill mini holes for hanging then no need glue!

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

I’ve tried, but the shells are so fragile! and the oyster shells are very thick. Maybe I need to try again.

[@sandybonfiglio7545]

@@ACoastalMagnolia try with water

[@candicaneof3]

Liquid nails??

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

To attach the sand? Or the hanger on the back?