(Semi) Wordless Wednesday: Coastal Holiday Tree
It's my first time, so please be nice to me. Today I'm linking up with my friend Daphne over at Flip Flops & Pearls for (Semi) Wordless Wednesday. In addition, I am sharing the fruits of my labor - the Coastal Holiday Tree!
After countless hours spent glittering, crystallizing (is that a word?), and hot gluing for the past few days - my tree is now up and decorated. Unfortunately, I didn't have a tree topper that went with the coastal theme. My solution? Take a roll of ribbon up to the florist and have them make me a pretty bow!
As you all know from my previous crafting, I started by just making starfish - then I made a few sand dollars. After finding a huge bag of sea shells that I'd forgotten about, I decided to experiment with making some of those into ornaments. What do you think? I must apologize in advance for the photo quality (or lack thereof), I could not get the lighting right to save my life. It probably didn't help that I was taking pictures late at night either. Oops.
Hope you enjoy my first crafting project! Are you making any handmade goodies this holiday season?
Next week, I will share my Lilly Pulitzer-themed pink and green tree and my "football" tree (think Alabama for college and Dallas Cowboys for professional football).
Tell me about your tree! Do you go with a theme, a color scheme, or are you more traditional?
After countless hours spent glittering, crystallizing (is that a word?), and hot gluing for the past few days - my tree is now up and decorated. Unfortunately, I didn't have a tree topper that went with the coastal theme. My solution? Take a roll of ribbon up to the florist and have them make me a pretty bow!
As you all know from my previous crafting, I started by just making starfish - then I made a few sand dollars. After finding a huge bag of sea shells that I'd forgotten about, I decided to experiment with making some of those into ornaments. What do you think? I must apologize in advance for the photo quality (or lack thereof), I could not get the lighting right to save my life. It probably didn't help that I was taking pictures late at night either. Oops.
Hope you enjoy my first crafting project! Are you making any handmade goodies this holiday season?
Next week, I will share my Lilly Pulitzer-themed pink and green tree and my "football" tree (think Alabama for college and Dallas Cowboys for professional football).
Tell me about your tree! Do you go with a theme, a color scheme, or are you more traditional?
So pretty! Can't wait to see the Lilly tree!
ReplyDeletebeautiful! I used to live in VA beach so we have quite a few seashells on our tree =]
ReplyDeleteI love your tree and it's theme! I'd probably head to the beach in the future and make something like that! :)
ReplyDeleteYOur tree looks great!!! I made cards (still haven't sent a single one) and cute gift tags this year.
ReplyDeleteYou know that tree is right up this beach gal's alley! XXOO
ReplyDeleteLooks great so far! I love the starfish!
ReplyDeleteI haven't got a single ornie on my tree...maybe this weekend. I guess it will have to be as time is running out!
Christmas & the beach are two of my favorite things! Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteLori--this is absolutley gorgeous! Love this theme. I have a baby Lilly tree and a few more traditional ones. :)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Looks great!
ReplyDeleteIt looks Great. Awesome job on your ornaments.
ReplyDeleteLooks great!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love it!! So adorable. I did a small nautical tree for our bedroom. I filled it up pretty fast so I may need to use a bigger tree next year. Merry Christmas. Can't wait to see your other trees.
ReplyDeleteI love your tree! You did a great job on it!
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