Seashell mirrors created with hand collected seashells along shorelines.
Take your inspiration for a stunning shell mirror from these handmade creations!
Mirror made with hand collected shells from Sanibel Island by Sanibel Secrets on Etsy. A beautiful mirror frame with a variety of seashells.
A white wicker mirror frame covered with seashells. This gorgeous Seashell Mirror has a lot of bulk.
This Seashell Mirror project started with a white easel mirror from Home Goods. All the colorful scallop shells come from the Long Island shore. The seashells were attached to the mirror frame with E6000 craft glue. It's a heavy duty glue that will hold your project together indefinitely. There is also a rope trim around the inner edge of the mirror.
A gorgeous oyster seashell mirror made for a Home on Indian Pass Beach in Florida. Some people also make these mirrors with recycled seashells from restaurants and oyster factories, see here.
My Round Shell Mirror. A humble project compared to all the others.
It took a while to collect all the seashells to make this jaw dropping seashell mirror, featured on Homemade Decorations. An Ikea mirror was used for this project. All the different sized seashells are nicely layered.
A stunning elaborate DIY mirror that's packed with all kinds of shells gathered along the shore. This project started off from the inside edge of the mirror, gluing the small shells first. Featured HERE.
And for this stunning Seashell Mirror , created with shells from beach vacations, an inexpensive mirror with a flat wide frame was used.
Pretty little DIY Art Deco seashell mirrors by Mark Montano (youtube tutorial). These expensive looking mirrors are made with mirrors from the Dollar Tree store.
Every home needs a few items that are unique and truly meaningful. A seashell mirror made with hand collected shells can be one of them.
A Bathroom Seashell Mirror made from seashells collected along the beaches of New England, as well as family vacations in Florida. The seashell mirror is the perfect addition to a monochromatic bathroom. The mirror used is from Home Goods and the shells were Hot Glued on, starting with the large shells and then layering the smaller ones over them.
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Every home needs a few items that are unique and truly meaningful. A seashell mirror made with hand collected shells can be one of them.
