Discover Non-Traditional Handcrafted Coastal Holiday Tree
Do you ever feel like you need a change when it comes to your holiday decor? I did this year. I love anything beachy like starfish, shells, and sand dollars. It’s not your typical holiday style, but since I live near the beach it’s truly a fun way to decorate the tree.
I am hoping that I will inspire you to try something coastal for your decorations. I love making my own ornaments. Last year I created a handcrafted ribbon ornament. This year I made some oyster shell ornaments. Discover how to make a non-traditional handcrafted coastal holiday tree +blog hop the tutorial is right below.
If you want to see how you make them check out the oyster shell tutorial here.
Join in for a holiday blog hop to see more beautiful trees.
Beside my non-traditional coastal holiday tree there are 24 talented bloggers joining up to share their decorated Christmas Trees with us! So grab a cup of your favorite beverage and get comfortable, because you are going to love the beautiful Christmas Tree Decor shared over the next two days.
Now let’s check out the rest of the beautiful Christmas Trees!
Let’s Meet The Hosts!
Michelle from Our Crafty Mom | Allison from Upright and Caffeinated
Angela from Simply Beautiful By Angela | Chloe from Celebrate and Decorate
Michelle from Weekend Craft | Jeanie from Create and Babble
Cindy from County Road 407 | Erlene from My Pinterventures
Jaclyn from The Dotted Nest | Vicki from 2 Bees In A Pod
Leanna from Faeries and Fauna | Maria from Simple Nature Decor
Marie from The Inspiration Vault | Beverly from Across the Blvd.
Jenn from Loveland Lodge | Dru from Polka Dot Poplars
Melissa from Welcome To The Woods | Donna from Modern On Monticello
Nancy from Adams And Elm Home | Sam from Raggedy Bits
Shirley from Intelligent Domestications | Wanda from From House To Home
Libbie from A Life Unfolding | Jaclyn from One Thousand Oaks
SUNDAY
My Family Christmas Tree: The Treequel – The Inspiration Vault
Four Traditional Christmas Tree – Intelligent Domestications
Blue and Silver Christmas Tree – 2 Bees In A Pod
A Christmas Tree Without Charisma – County Road 407
Rustic Christmas Tree Decor – Polka Dot Poplars
2018 Christmas Tree – Welcome To The Woods
Candy Themed Christmas Tree – Celebrate And Decorate
A Christmas Tree Filled With Memories – Across the Blvd.
Flocked Buffalo Check Christmas Tree – Weekend Craft
MONDAY
Elegant Christmas Tree With Blush And Metallics – Our Crafty Mom
Vintage Christmas – Upright And Caffeinated
The Perfect Christmas Tree For A Small Space – Create & Babble
Rustic Modern Christmas Tree- Modern On Monticello
Christmas Tree – Adams And Elm Home
Handcrafted Coastal Holiday Tree – Simple Nature Decor
A Rustic Christmas Tree Featuring Buffalo Check – Faeries And Fauna
Christmas Tree Blog Hop – Simply Beautiful By Angela
Plaid Christmas Tree Decorations – One Thousand Oaks
Blush, White and Black Christmas Tree – From House To Home
Farmhouse Bingo Vintage Clock Christmas Tree – Raggedy Bits
I love anything coastal and I include it in my Christmas decor, too. I love your oyster shell ornaments.
Thanks so much Beverly, Have a great holiday
So fun being able to bring coastal elements to your home. The oyster shell ornaments are so pretty and I bet they look even better in person. Congratulations on opening a shop next year. Can’t wait to see it.
Thanks Patti.
Maria…What an awesome idea to use oyster shells for ornaments! I never would have thought of that, but they look beautiful!
Thanks Wanda its one of my favorite projects.
This year I am noticing lots of coastal themed Christmas trees and I think that wonderful for those of you who are lucky enough to live near the ocean. I love the plane trees you have up as well. We are hoping to go and grab some fresh small trees this week, I love them just as they are, Pinning
What’s your secret to making simple decorations look so pretty?! I have a ton of oyster shells and had no idea that they could look this beautiful on a tree. I’m going to grab them now and add them to my tree too 🙂
Is the link there for the oyster shell diy. You have to drill a hole at the end with a good drill. Make sure you bleach them first and dry. Let me know if you have any other questions, it does take a little work on the drill part.
This is the most unique tree I’ve seen and love it! You are quite clever. Glad to be hopping with you this week!
That’s the sweetest comment.
I adore this tree and those ornaments! And I’m a little jealous of anyone who lives close to a beach!!!
What a cool and unique tree. I love the ocean so this speaks to me.
That is so sweet to hear. Its a magical place. aria
I have always thought oyster shells were pretty and weren’t given their due attention so I am in love with your choice of decor!
🙂 gwingal
Exactly, Noe that I know how to treat them it is easy to create different projects. Bless you, Maria
This is such a unique idea Maria. I never would have thought of bringing seashells indoors and onto the tree. But you really make it work and brilliantly!
Thanks Mary, You are such a good bloggy friend and I appreciate your friendship all these years.
This is truly unique. I love that it matches the mirror and fits with living by the beach. Just beautiful
Thanks so much!