Use your shells as well as other beach finds to make a one of a kind wreath. These beautiful DIY shell wreaths are sure to inspire.
Gorgeous Sunburst Style mixed wreath using driftwood and shells found during adventurous beach walks along the Northwest shores. For more details visit Everything Coastal.
.jpg)
DIY shell wreath via Heather Krout. This handmade shell wreath was created by simply hot glueing shells onto a wreath form. It looks like a Natural Wreath Form was used for this project -made with rattan, straw or grapevine.
.jpg)
Another wonderful mixed shell wreath using Burlap Ribbon. Original source no longer available.
A Mussel Shell Wreath made from shells collected on the beach of Chebague Island, ME. This shell wreath is made with a wire wreath from a craft store. Mussel shells were attached with hot glue.
Beach Vine Wreath with a Vintage Beach Postcard tucked in from Barbara Jacksier's book Waterside Cottage.
A unique shell wreath named Love Letters from the Sea. The wreath includes rolled book pages from Seven Centuries of Love. The base is a grapevine wreath.
A lovely example of a shell wreath that is entirely covered with shells, hot glued to a dense styrofoam ring, made by Sweet Cottage Dreams.
.jpg)
Image: Zipper Fish on Etsy
.jpg)
Another version of a rugged Oyster Shell Wreath by Sea Shell Creations on Etsy. This one is much fuller and multi dimensional than other oyster wreaths.
