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How to Make a Shell Angel Ornament

How to Make a Shell Angel Ornament
Seashell Angel Ornaments are fun to make and give a coastal vibe to your Beach Themed Christmas Tree.  They can be made out of a wide selection of scallop shells and center cut shells.  Clam shells and cockle shells can be used for their faces. Decorations can be made out of tiny seashells, imitation pearls or rhinestones   You can enhance the appearance by using clear glitter sprayed on the ornament after its completion.  Shell Angel Ornaments are appreciated by beach lovers everywhere. They make inexpensive gifts for co-workers, family and friends. If you aren't crafty, no problem, we have a wide selection of ready-made shell angel ornaments to choose from. 

How to Make a Seashell Angel Ornament
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1.  Supplies Needed.

     a  Glue gun or craft glue (Follow manufacturer's safety instructions)

   
 b)  Great Scallop Baking Shell 4" to 5" (Our Sku #66-3-24040)

     c)  2 Medium White Cockle Shells for Wings

     d)  9 Tiny White Clam Shells for Creating Flowers

     e)  2 Center Cut Cerithium Shells for the Arms

     f)  Tiny pearl umbonium shells for the center of the flower or you can use imitation pearls.

     g)  Gold string or thin white ribbon for the hanger.

2.  Instructions for Crafting the Angel Ornament:

     a) Glue the 2 white cockle shells (wings) to the top portion of the baking shell.

      b)  Select a shell for the face.  You can use a white moon shell or white clam shell.  Glue the shell face onto the top of the baking shell between the 2 white cockle shell wings.

      c) Glue the 2 white center cut shells (arms) along both sides of the baking shell under the face.

       d)  Glue the hanger to the back of the face.

       e)  Select 3 groups of tiny clam shells for flowers and glue them onto the skirt of the angel.  Use pearl umbonium shells or plastic pearls as the center of each flower.  

Your angel is now complete and ready to be hung on your tree.




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