Pineapple oyster shells diy

If you are an oyster lover like I am, you find yourself eating them every time you visit the seaside. I always hate throwing out the shells after eating them as I have some sort of attachment to the sentiment of the location, the fresh beach air breezing through my hair as I enjoy them

This Wall Hangings item by PalmettoDriftwood has 453 favorites from Etsy shoppers. Ships from Pawleys Island, SC. Listed on Aug 24, 2024

Sharing how to make DIY painted oyster shells! Supplies needed plus 8 ways to use your painted oyster shell dish!

Clean, modern, coastal, rustic and chic - all at the same time. Nothing says "Welcome" like a pineapple. And nothing says coastal like an oyster shell! This oyster shell pineapple sits on a flat wood base. The oyster shells and driftwood are collected from South Carolina barrier islands and have been hand cleaned and sanitized. This would make a perfect wedding, housewarming, or Mother's Day gift. A lovely addition to your home! 16” x 7” x 7” approx. 2.5 pounds * Shipping damage: Should you…

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One thing I enjoy about fall and cooler weather is the oyster season. It runs roughly from November to April and is the lawful time of year to harvest oysters. Oyster roasts are common here and we try to have one or two every winter with a least a bushel of just harvested oysters. So naturally, we also have an abundance of oyster shells. Usually, they are just thrown out or used to reseed oyster beds, but sometimes we use them for crafts. These Oyster Shell Christmas Trees are common here…

Upcycling is such a cool way to give new life to items that might otherwise just end up in the trash. You might have old stuff lying around that you think is useless, but with a little creativity, you can turn that clutter into something stylish and functional! This article will share some fun upcycling...