DIY Seashell Christmas Ornaments

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diy seashell ornaments

Aside from having a beautiful location in the Dominican Republic, one of the things I love most about our wedding is something I hadn’t even thought of in all my pre-planning – repurposing decor and items from our big day. One of my favorites, making seashell Christmas ornaments, literally just came to when we bought our first Christmas tree and I realized we had no ornaments to put on it! I still hadn’t unpacked/put away the majority of our wedding decor so the idea was literally just staring at me in the face.

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Incredibly easy with only 3 items needed (shells, twine and a hot glue gun), it only took me about 10 minutes to make about 20 ornaments.

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Cut a length of twin and tie in a knot to form a loop and grab a shell.

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Look for a natural place to place the twine hanger. Think about how you want the shell to hang (what side is up and which is down).

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This particular style shell has a beautiful groove that is ready and perfect for my twine loop. Simply tuck it in and

diy seashell ornaments 5then glue it into place. (I also placed a small amount of glue over the top of the groove to prevent the twine from coming out while hanging.)

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Tada! I told you it was easy, right?

For more beach theme Christmas Decor ideas, see this post.

13 thoughts on “DIY Seashell Christmas Ornaments”

  1. That is such a cute idea! I always collect shells from trips but then never know what to do with them! You could even write the location where you got the shell on the outside!

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  2. What an easy way to make Seashell Christmas Ornaments! We always like to pick up shells when we are at the beach. I need to start repurposing them instead of letting them collect in a jar.

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  3. Very easy I am going to save this on my pinterest board for next year I like to do a theme for my tree every year and I was thinking the beach for one Christmas.

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