This Week's Theme: Chipped
These are chipped sea shells.
My mother gave this to me some years ago. I think more than 5 years already.
This shells came from one of the provinces here in the Philippines which is in LEYTE. She went there for a short vacation and this is her pasalubong or souvenir for me as she came back here in our place.
My mother knows how I love to collect things a lot such as stamps, stationery, etc. And she also knows that I'd love to make some creative stuffs like making my-own-style bracelets or earrings.
I always had plan to use this shells in making such fashionable-creative stuffs but it ended up stuck in the Tupperware where I put them.
Yes, I know there nice and very pretty shells but I don't have any time even to make one.
But I'm glad and amazed that when I open the Tupperware earlier, it's still the way how it looks just like I saw this some years ago.
These are chipped sea shells.
My mother gave this to me some years ago. I think more than 5 years already.
This shells came from one of the provinces here in the Philippines which is in LEYTE. She went there for a short vacation and this is her pasalubong or souvenir for me as she came back here in our place.
My mother knows how I love to collect things a lot such as stamps, stationery, etc. And she also knows that I'd love to make some creative stuffs like making my-own-style bracelets or earrings.
I always had plan to use this shells in making such fashionable-creative stuffs but it ended up stuck in the Tupperware where I put them.
Yes, I know there nice and very pretty shells but I don't have any time even to make one.
But I'm glad and amazed that when I open the Tupperware earlier, it's still the way how it looks just like I saw this some years ago.
17 comments:
Your shells are such a beautiful color. They remind me of food. At first glance, I thought they were edible.
What a beautiful shells! Great pictures.
Beautiful shells, great choice. Happy hunting!
What an incredible those sea shells are! Never seen any like those before!
You have quite a collection! They are pretty. I agree with the first comment: they looked liked food at first.
At first glance I thought it was a picture of corn flakes - lol.
I like how some of them have a ghost face like marking on them. I wonder what made these marks on them. Very fascinating - thanks for sharing
Wow! That was years ago and those shipped shells still maintained their shininess. :)
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oooooooooooh, they are so pretty... I love sea shells. Great post!
Such lovely colorful sea shells!! I've never seen any like this.
I did Photo Hunters today, too. I hope you get a chance to visit.
http://newyorktraveler.net/photo-hunters-chipped/
Those shells are very neat.
looking forward to pics of what you will turn them into =] have a great week ahead!
I have now posted my view from the top of the stairs - please stop by and check it out!!!
nice colour for the shells. cute pop art icons too!
Wow! Those are shells of great potentials then... there's still time enough to use them I suppose. Especially since summer is fast approaching hehe... I'm sure those would make for a cool necklace with a matching bracelet and perhaps earrings for when you hit the beach? :)
ang ganda!! hope you can find time to make something out of it:) my PH entry is up too.
I was wondering what they are from the first picture......amazing colours, I've never seen something like that !
Wow! What a large collection of beautiful shells! Great photo :)
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