Sunday, August 16, 2009
My brother and sister at the Beach
Seashell Picture Art
Finding More useful ways to use my seashells. I think the pictures speak for themselves, but I will still say what I did. I took the seashells and glued them to two picture frames I already had in my room. I think they both came out nice. I made the first one even more beachy by putting a photo of my brother and sister at the beach! Too cute....
Cute Seashell Decoration

Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Isn't this Bed adorable?

I really love this bed set and I am trying to see if I can get it.. It's so cute isn't it! The only problem is that it costs $50.00 and that's without shipping and handling fees. Yes $50.00 isn't a whole lot of money but still its just might be enough to make my parents say no. Before I really hook myself onto this bed set I'm going to head over to Bed Bath and Beyond and Big Lots and check out with they have!
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Easy Ocean Night Light: What you will need and steps
1 Nightlight with a white outer frame
( I got mine at the Dollar Tree for a dollar)
Acrylic or water color paint
(Acrylic works best)
Super Glue or A hot glue gun
(I used super glue to avoid burning myself and for quicker results)
Assorted Small Seashells
(You will only use a couple)
Sparkle Glue
(Can be found at local Craft Store)
A few Artists Paintbrushes
Steps:
Figure out what you want to paint on your nightlight. I decided to paint the ocean with a clear baby blue sky, but a cute beach or underwater scene would be fine.
Using a thin artist paint brush paint your work onto the Nightlight then wait to dry.
Once the paint is dried add some glitter to your picture
Select a small seashell and using your glue gun or super glue, glue it to the top of the nightlight and add some sparkles to give it a cute shiny look
You can finish by adding more small shells to the side of your nightlight
Now plug your nightlight in and enjoy! The possibilities for this project are endless
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