

Here I am in full shell-hunting attire... see the little paperbags I'm holding? They're from the Hotel, & meant to be used for sanitary napkin disposal. Perfect for shell booty. Don't tell anyone.

Barb gave us this gorgeous shell plate on our wedding.

These are tiny shells & beachglass bits that I collected on my honeymoon. I filled-up a small shampoo bottle with them. Ain't it cute?
5 comments:
Oh how I love shells too. When we moved to Portland I was so excited to go to the Oregon Coast and look for shells. Needless to say it was a bit disappointing. Either this is not the coast to go hunting or we were on the wrong beach...Oh and very impressed with you collection containers.
Awww, what a lovely memory.
Me too, I love shells! And these are wonderful! You could allways put them in an empty box...thanks for the comment!
I agree - they are great, natural pieces to add to any home!
I love shells too.
I posted about them awhile back, we used to go to Myrtle Beach and the shops had "shell people" - we would run back and collect shells and make our own little village people of shells.
That plate is WOW!
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