
I'm excited to show you some shell crafts (and other things) made in Maine by Lili of Fearless Nesting on this Craft Table -a beautiful shell embellished craft table that is! You've met Lili here before. Her gorgeous Sorrento Wood Sign is part of this post: Make a Wooden Beach Sign (second from top).
And remember, to learn more about each project, just click on images.
It takes artistic vision to see the potential of this bread basket.
Stunning, I think. Lili painted the basket a light shade of aqua and hot glued pretty white sea shells all along the rim, giving them a gold leaf treatment.
A little project done with some fabric left over, inspired by starfish. And the belly button is just perfect!
A salvaged Adirondack Chair and a sealife wreath.
A crudely constructed bird house is covered with mussel shells and mounted on a driftwood stand.
Love this idea!
Pretty shells from the shore, nestled together.
Layering sea shells and sea glass over letters.
And thanks Lili for this intro to your Wall Sconce Craft Project! "Ever since Maya over at Completely Coastal did a post about the art of attaching shells to objects entitled It's Called Coquillage, I was anxious to find an object suitable to use with my collection of tiny shells." But as you have just seen, Lili's birdhouses are (already) wonderful examples of the art of Coquillage!
And here's the finished Sea Shell Covered Wall Sconce -gorgeous! And in case you want to do this too, it only took her about 5 minutes to paint, and about 30 minutes to apply the shells. For the chandelier version, go to Making a Shell Chandelier.
Then, check out Loving Lobsters in Maine. A glimpse into Lili's life on my other blog Daily Vitamin Sea.
A new craft project idea posted every week!

Outer Banks Trading Group will be having another awesome giveaway here on Completely Coastal, starting this Saturday. You can win one of these fun hooked Jellybean Indoor Outdoor Rugs -the choice is yours!


























































































































