This is Beth of cooking and crafting.

And today we're going to make this beautiful little ornament using some seashells that I found in a store.

And I have it.

Don't decided.

This year when I was out and about I noticed that a lot of the ornaments this year are very wrapped around nautical themes.

And so I saw these beautiful mom shows.

They're like, you know, just slivers of the show that had been cut.

And I saw them at So Hall, which is a let's see, so hard living, which is a store that's right here around just up the corner.

And I thought, How beautiful would it not be to make a snowflake ish looking ornaments Oughta be ifs so insects what I'm exactly gonna end up with, I think I will get the glue out and just start gluing so simple, and then we'll just put a little a couple of little meat touches on there.

But one of these little blue glass things here, but I'm not sure I like that, but I don't know if this is too big that it'll take away from it.

So I think I'm gonna leave that, as is sparkled up a shell.

And while seeing what happens, I'll probably end up putting this on the other side as well.

But I've got some really teeny tiny little starfish that I think will be the topper to that professed super simple.

You needed glue in these beautiful little shells.

Um, like I said, I got This isn't so hard living.

Um, I got some of this stuff, and that's pure one.

You know, it came in there like their potpourri.

So after it's done smelly, smelly, smelly spells, you have all this beautiful stuff left over.

So we're gonna find more things to do with all of these shells and making our nautical Christmas.

I think I will just go ahead and glue a, um, an ornament.

Um, holder, right in that spot right there.

A swell nice and fast, Super, super simple.

But just so beautiful.

I hope you enjoy.

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And I hope you all have a very merry Christmas on door happy holidays for Kwanzaa and all the other different religions.