Create the world of your dreams in a box with these cute miniature beach scene and ocean diorama box ideas.
A beautiful Diorama Shadow Box with words, created by Ela Lake Design. This is box is a great idea for Memory Keeping.
Beach diorama shadow box idea by Joann Crafts. For directions, go here.
A tiny beach diorama box by Mel Stampz, using a square box that only measures 3-1/4" and a Polaroid photograph. The clothesline was made with thin silver wire and 2 mini skewers.
Martha Stewart has a few beach and Ocean Diorama ideas, transforming sardine tins into adorable 3D miniature worlds. So if you plan on making an ocean diorama, look for a container in the food pantry. Or how about a shoe box? "Conceiving a diorama is an adventure in scale and spatial relationships," Martha says. "Choose a container, then put yourself in the shoes of one of its future inhabitants." Start your diorama box with the background. Martha glued maps onto cardboard, then glued them inside the tins. She cut waves from blue paper, added shells, twigs, toy birds, floating fish, a lighthouse, and a little bit of net too, sprinkled some sand and attached rope.
A super cute ocean diorama box by La Boom.
A cool ocean wave diorama box. Original source unknown.
This beach diorama box by Marilee Jane Designs is loaded with antique jewelry bits, and pieces. It's a 4 x 4 inch Victorian style gem.
Miniature summer beach scene in a shadow box frame by artist Christine Originals who creates amazing miniature scenes.
A super easy miniature beach scene in a shadow box frame that features an ocean photograph and beach sand. Original source unknown.
And this adorable scenic miniature beach is done in an open box format, also using a photograph. Via Chris' Minis & More.
A tiny beach diorama box by Mel Stampz, using a square box that only measures 3-1/4" and a Polaroid photograph. The clothesline was made with thin silver wire and 2 mini skewers.Martha Stewart has a few beach and Ocean Diorama ideas, transforming sardine tins into adorable 3D miniature worlds. So if you plan on making an ocean diorama, look for a container in the food pantry. Or how about a shoe box? "Conceiving a diorama is an adventure in scale and spatial relationships," Martha says. "Choose a container, then put yourself in the shoes of one of its future inhabitants." Start your diorama box with the background. Martha glued maps onto cardboard, then glued them inside the tins. She cut waves from blue paper, added shells, twigs, toy birds, floating fish, a lighthouse, and a little bit of net too, sprinkled some sand and attached rope. A super cute ocean diorama box by La Boom. A cool ocean wave diorama box. Original source unknown.This beach diorama box by Marilee Jane Designs is loaded with antique jewelry bits, and pieces. It's a 4 x 4 inch Victorian style gem.Miniature summer beach scene in a shadow box frame by artist Christine Originals who creates amazing miniature scenes.A super easy miniature beach scene in a shadow box frame that features an ocean photograph and beach sand. Original source unknown. 
