Sea Shells Picture Frames

Hello Cherries! 
 
Today, I'm excited to share these sea shells shaped picture frames.  These are just too adorable to hold your beach vacation memories.  I also have a few simple steps to follow if you wish to make one for yourself. 
 
Sea Shells Picture Frames 
**Materials Needed:**
– Chipboard for the base
 
 
**Step 1: Prepare the Sea Shell Base**
Start by taking a piece of chipboard 1000 gsm approx and draw a sea shell template on the chipboard. Once you like the shape, fuzzy cut it out. Also, cut out a circle to add to the center for picture display. 
 
 
 
**Step 2: Ready the base Frame **
Next, Take the choice of fabric to cover the shell base, in case you don't have fabric, you can also do the same with the chosen paper collection. Take a similar shell cutout for the backing to hold the picture in place. Finish by adding a triangular-shaped base to make it stand anywhere as a home decor display. 
 
 
 
 
**Step 4: Embellishing the Shell Frame **
I went ahead to complete the decor on the bottom of the shell with some floral arrangements and created layering with elements from the pack as well as some chippies from the brand.  Finally, finish up with pearls and decor stones around. 
And there you have it! I hope you enjoyed today's tutorial and leave some love in the comments below. 

Happy crafting!

 
List of Supplies:

Coastal Memories Paper Die-Cuts - Mintay PapersCoastal Memories 12x12 Paper Set - Mintay PapersSealife Chippies -  Mintay PapersCoastal Memories - Elements Paper Stickers - Mintay PapersArt Stones - Art Ingredient - PrimaMiel Dulzura Flowers - PrimaPorcelain Florals Paper Flowers - Sharon Ziv - Prima

 

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Priyanka Singh

My name is Priyanka, It has been 6 years of officially working full-time as a paper artist through my home studio in Gurgaon, India. I have always been very passionate about learning and trying new kinds of arts and papercrafts. Since childhood, I just loved to give my friends and family something handmade of my own. I never imagined after having an engineering degree and doing my master's in business, I would still choose to be a creative person as a career for myself. I am just head over heels in love with what I do and very very passionate to take it further, it has helped me enhance my personality to be a better person in life for myself as well as others. I love to try out new kinds of layouts, projects, scrapbooking, and mixed media arts. I also take workshops, and online classes to share my knowledge with anyone keen on exploring their creative side.

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