It is easy to make a shell garland when the shells come with perfect holes.
I found a bunch of shells with holes and used a thin twine to tie them all together into a shell garland.
Do make a shell garland like this, first, lay out the shells to determine what kind of spacing you want in between each shell, then simply string them together.
The garland looks lovely as a hanging over a curtain as seen at West Elm Here.
Some of the hues in the shells match the yellow in the curtain perfectly.
If you need to drill holes into the shells, go here: How to Drill Holes in Shells.
