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Sunday 8 November 2009

Making Shell Work Photo frame

Back with a new thing after some more gap.

Here I'm with a Shelly photo frame. Yes, I'm here with a photo frame decorated with beach shells.

I got these ready shells and a wooden photo frame. And then the photo frame was decorated with these fancy shells.

Here is the piece of work done by me.

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This is the second side of the photo frame.

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A closer view on the flower design made with shells.

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Here is the completed work on Photo frame.

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11 comments:

  1. Nithya8 November 2009 at 09:11

    Wow.. its really cute.. :)

    You could have stuck a coat of beach sand and then the shells.

    Anyways its really pretty :)

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  2. poo8 November 2009 at 21:48

    Hi,
    I am back from Coastal KOnakan saari..there were these RED/Pink shells that i saw in kokan yesterday and today i m seeingthis beauty. If u can lay ur hands on those it will help u make these even colourful. right now also its vvvvvvvvvv good.

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  3. Unknown10 November 2009 at 00:32

    wow.... nice.

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  4. Unknown11 November 2009 at 00:06

    Hi Reshmi,
    The frame is really very nice and pleasant to look at... But from where do u get these readymade plain wooden frames.. Do u get these made from some carpenter or do u get them readymade. If so from which kind of shop..
    Even ur prev photo frame decoration with colored class crystals and flowers from mseal / ceramic - that was also awesome....
    Can u give me also inputs from where i can get these kind of readymade wooden shapes for craft work...

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  6. Swapnali30 November 2009 at 00:40

    hi reshmi..gud work!!!

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  7. Studio V7 December 2009 at 21:00

    Reshmi, your artwork is extremely neat and beautiful. In fact each of your artwork is a masterpiece. I am a scrap booker by passion and an entrepreneur by profession. I have been trying to introduce scrap-booking to India since 2006. Could you refer me to the source from where you got this wooden frame as well as the paper for the flowers you have made in some of your other posts. My blog - skstudiov.blogspot.com

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  8. MAN IN THE MIRROR14 January 2010 at 00:16

    nice work reshmi..she decorated with sea shells ! one of my hobby is collecting sea shells..which i like it.if you like photgraphy you can visit my another blog
    http://universalphotographer.blogspot.com
    from:srinivas.gemini@gmail.com
    india

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  11. Anonymous13 August 2010 at 22:48

    hi reshmi!!!!
    your art ideas are too good.
    i already visit your blog many times. this shell work photo frame is really nice...
    i like youe ideas..

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