Starfish Garland Sea Vignette
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Add a little bit of the coast to your decor with this Starfish Garland Sea Vignette. You can find more projects like this on my Home Decor page.
A couple of weeks ago I bought a new comforter set and I just love how that one thing can transform a room into something you never thought of. The comforter is a light teal, with pastel yellow, pink and taupe.
It just screamed Key West to me, (or maybe it’s the fact that I am sick of winter and need a vacation.) So I decided to make my bedroom a coastal retreat. What can be more peaceful than that?
I found this great reclaimed wood grill type thing, that reminded me of a lobster crate and I just went with it. I made a sweet starfish garland and hung it on the crate wall hanging and voila! I now have a coastal retreat right in my bedroom!
Here’s how I put it all together:
Take randomly sized starfish and tie strings of twine around each of them. Add hot glue the twine to the starfish for strength. Loop a piece of twine across your board and tie the starfish onto it.
Hot glue twine to scallop shells. Cut a long piece of twine and tie the starfish and shells randomly across the twine.
Lopp the garland over the wall hanging. Find a great wide mouth jar and fill it with sand then add random shells. And that’s it!
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More Coastal Home Decor:
Must-Have Coastal Decor Resources:
- Shell Chic Decor Book
- Starfish Embroidered Pillows
- Seashell Seagalss Jar Filler Decor
- Coastal Living Beach House Style
Check out more of my Home Decor Projects~
I love this! We have tons of seashells and I have been looking for a way to display them!
This is super pretty! I love the seashells.
This is really pretty. I bet it’s so relaxing now in your bedroom. Thanks for sharing at Terrific Tuesdays.
Rachel
adventuresofadiymom.blogspot.com
Very pretty, Kim! I love the little something you whipped up with the leftovers too!
Very pretty :)
Love for you to share it at my Linky Party :) –
Thanks so much for linking up to Your Whims Wednesday, I featured this tonight on my blog! Come on over and grab a button :)
Now I’m dreaming of the beach! Great vignette! Thanks for linking up.
Really cool,I love this idea.Thanks for joining us at Creative Mondays :)
I love this! I live at the beach and I’m going to keep my eyes peeled for a wooden piece like that, I have tons of shells! Thank you for sharing,
Simple and elegant!
This is so pretty! What a beautiful way to remember a vacation! Thanks for linking up to my party :)
You are featured this week on Busy Monday at A Pinch of Joy! Hope you will stop by and grab a Featured Button. Can’t wait to see what other project you’ve been working on — hope you will link again soon!
Beautiful — makes me want to go and dig out all of my summer decorations now!
It looks fabulous! The whole vignette looks beautiful! Thanks so much for linking up to The Creative Spark. I’ll be featuring this tomorrow. Enjoy your Sunday!
Jenn :)
I can hear the waves, feel the wind and smell the salt air. I love anything that reminds me of the beach. Thanks for taking me to the beach!!!
I came over from the Potpourri Party. I really enjoyed visiting your blog. I look forward to following along as a new Linky Follower.
Sharon @ mrs. hines class
This is so great! I love coastal theme decor! Would LOVe to have you share this at my party that is still going on! I hope to see you there!
Both projects are fantastic! Thank you so much for sharing them with us at Inspiration Friday. Makes me dream of Summer! :-)
Vanessa
I love this – Sanibel Island is one of my favorite places on this earth and it is the sea shell capital of the world! So I LOVE sea shells. You did a great job. I may have to copy this. Glad I found you.
BEAUTIFUL!! And your photo styling is amazing. You’ve got talent girl! Thanks for linking up this week :)
This is so creative!
Such a great idea for shells and such you might collect from a beach vacation, too! Love this!
Looks great! I would love for you to stop by my Creative Inspirations party to link up your project! I would love to have you there! The party is happening NOW!
Stacey of Embracing Change
Someone in waiting for the summer:) … but it will be here in no time at all! The vignette is wonderfully delicate, but what I love most of all is the seagull little picture!
WOW Kim!!! This is amazing! My Mom has a starfish themed bathroom. I’m going to show her your post!
Thanks for sharing this at The DIY Dreamer – From Dream To Reality!
Christine
xoxo
So pretty! I love anything beached themed. So calming. Love your blog some great projects. Now following you via linky followers hoping you will like my blog as well :)
love your nautical look very cute come see me at
you just made me dream of our next beach vacation! this looks lovely, maybe i should give our guest room a beach theme!
really cool…makes me think about summer vacation and happy times!!
Love it! Just started following you on Linky Followers; hope you can follow me back at
Your reclaimed wood grill type thing display makes a gorgeous picture!
I am a new follower via Linky.
Love the shells, just pinned! =) I have a starfish in my bathroom, they work great for decor! I like your arrangements, it gives me more ideas for that bathroom! Thanks for linking up to the Blooming Blogs blog hop!! Hope you have a great week. ;)
Love it all! So easy yet so lovely!
You make the best stuff! Thanks for sharing it. Saw you over at The Gunny Sack. I’m already a follower.
Super cute! I have a bunch of starfish my in-laws found that I need to do something with soon! This would work for me since our bedroom is already a beachy theme!
Wow Kim, I really like this post today. I too love the beach theme. I love the decorative pieces you made and I love the idea of making the bedroom a coastal retreat. Thanks for sharing these great project ideas. Joyous Wishes, Linda