Holiday Shell Trinket Dishes & Ornaments Workshop with Toni & Holly
Toni from The Artistic Bent teams up with local artisan Holly to show you how to decoupage shells into holiday ornaments and trinket dishes. You'll work with real shells, decorative papers, and sealants to make pieces that look beachy but still feel festive. These make solid hostess gifts if you're already thinking about November gatherings.
Toni from The Artistic Bent teams up with local artisan Holly to show you how to decoupage shells into holiday ornaments and trinket dishes. You’ll work with real shells, decorative papers, and sealants to make pieces that look beachy but still feel festive. These make solid hostess gifts if you’re already thinking about November gatherings.
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