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Hi ChristmasOrnaments.com friends! I told Dianne about this wonderful Sandy
Beach Ornament I made and she’s so excited for me to share it with you
today!
Ornaments are not only for Christmas. I have an Aunt who lives in a beautiful
beach cottage. She has invited us to spend a couple of weeks with her in the
Summer… we are more than excited!
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In thinking about how to thank her for her wonderful offer, my kids and I
decided to make a special ornament for her. We wanted it to add to the
beachy feeling of her cottage… an ornament that can go on her Christmas tree
come the holidays but also, an ornament that can be hung in her cottage, year
round, to remind her of our fun visit. This is the beach ornament gift we made
for Aunt Susan.
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Materials for beach ornament :
Glass Globe (found at your local craft shop)
Sand (found at your local beach, sandpit or craft shop)
Small Shells (found at your local beach or craft shop)
A Toothpick (we didn’t have a toothpick but we did have a cocktail umbrella…
we used the stick from that
Paper and Glue
Tweezers
Step 1 – We rolled a piece of paper into a makeshift funnel and used it to pour
the sand into our glass globe, filling the globe about a quarter full.
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Step 2 ~ My 6 year old, Teddy, was the shell man… he had a great time
dropping the little shells into the globe, one by one.
Step 3 ~ Once All the shells were inside the globe, I made a simple ‘Beach’
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sign. I wrote beach on a piece of paper, glued it onto the toothpick and
carefully inserted it into the globe using tweezers, sinking the sharp end of the
stick into the sand.
Step 4 ~ Back on with globe’s top and Voila!! A gorgeous beach ornament,
with a sandy beach right there in the globe… we look at it wistfully, longing for
our beach cottage adventures to begin.
If you have enjoyed making this beach ornament with me, be sure to check
back soon as I will be hosting many more DIY ornament tutorials on The
ChristmasOrnaments.com blog. Please share this on your Facebook page,
Twitter or Pin on a Pinterest board!
Blessings and magic,
Donni
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Donni Webber is mom of two sunbursts of joy, wife, crafter, knitter, gardener,
explorer, traveler. Come join us on our Waldorf inspired blog, The Magic
Onions, where the wonder of childhood and the magic of nature collide to
make each moment a precious gift. www.theMagicOnions.com
Ann said: August 21, 2013 at 7:59 pm
Lori said: August 22, 2013 at 4:56 pm
Love this idea, will make some for Christmas! Thank you!!
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This looks so easy to make, even I could do it!
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