So, I needed to change up the mantle - little Easter chicks couldn't stay there forever.
I put out the frame with the rusty mesh and just layered up driftwood, shells, dried seaweed, and odd finds.
I used a couple of little cloches - I have loads of this seaweed, it's all over the beach.
Job done !
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Love it! I love how you used the rusty frame and the cloches to accent the shells and driftwood. So beautiful.
ReplyDeleteFiona this is lovely. It's amazing how you were able to incorporate so many different textures! Luv the beach theme.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad someone else still hadn't cleared away the Easter stuff! I'll be stealing your idea of shells under the cloche. ~ Maureen
ReplyDeleteI like your cloches better than my little squatty cheese domes.
ReplyDelete~Bliss~
Very nice! Love how you got the seaweed to cooperate with you. Looks great!
ReplyDeleteso pretty, fiona! love the earthy, beachy feel:) the rust is awesome!
ReplyDeleteHow super cute is that!? I love it! Bring on the beach junk!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love your junky Beach Mantel, oh I would love to live by the Beach! It's amazing how well rust and seaweed go together! Just Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWonderful summer theme made out of beach junk!
ReplyDeleteLove all that beach junk, I'm super jealous! Have a fabulous day!
ReplyDeleteVery inspiring! Everything looks perfect together!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the beachy mantel!! How do you get the seaweed to dry looking so 'fluffy'??? ~Lori
ReplyDeleteI love the rustic natural look of your mantle. It looks great!
ReplyDeleteI'm just a little bit jealous of your easy access to driftwood. This mantle collection is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteLovely textures, shapes, and arrangement of uniform colours. LOVE the shells!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week!
Poppy