Our week at the beach continues, with Seashell Deco Spheres and Sea Glass Orbs made five different ways. In fact, you’ll see that two of these seashell crafts aren’t spheres at all and we’ve used foam eggs instead. So, here are today’s answers to the question “what am I going to do with all of these seashells?” (The photos link to the tutorials.)

Seaside Eggs made with sea glass and seashells.

Let’s start with the Seaside Eggs designed by Kathleen George (actually, Kathleen designed all of today’s seashell crafts.) One version is covered in seashells, and the other in sea glass.

This Seashell Egg has endured snow, rain, and other elements for many years.

Because the seashells and sea glass are adhered with tile adhesive, you’ll find that these withstand the elements. I’ve displayed these very same eggs in my garden year-round for years (6 years? 7?) and you can see that they look almost new.

This Sea Glass Egg is beautiful indoors or out.

For more beach lovelies, check out these Sea Glass & Sand Orbs.

Sea Glass & Sand Orbs designed by Kathleen George

These Seashell Spheres are a timeless classic.

Seashell Spheres designed by Kathleen George

See what happens when you position the seashells a little differently? The Deco Seashell Spheres really change up the look.

Deco Seashell Spheres designed by Kathleen George

Add a few glass marbles and beads for subtle pops of color.

I really like the added dash of color from the glass marbles and beads on these colorful Seashell Spheres. Unfortunately, I don’t have a tutorial for these, but I think it would be easy enough to add these elements along with your seashells.

I’m curious — what do you do with the seashells, sea glass and other treasures you bring home from the beach?

Happy crafting!

Sharon