Colored Sand and Seashell Monogram
Are you looking for a unique way to display those seashells you found on your beach vacation? We have the solution - a beautiful Colored Sand and Seashell Monogram! This project is the perfect way to display seashells and add a pop of color to any room!
SUPPLIES NEEDED
- Scenic Sand (1 lb.) in colors of your choice. We used Orange and Pink.
- Mod Podge (matte)
- Foam brush
- Unfinished wood letter
- Seashells
- Hot glue gun and glue

INSTRUCTIONS FOR MAKING A COLORED SAND AND SEASHELL MONOGRAM
First, mix 1/4 cup of Scenic Sand with 1/4 cup of Mod Podge matte sealer to form a colored sand paint.
Next, use the foam brush to apply the sand paint to the unfinished wood letter. (TIP: Protect your work surface so that you do not splatter sand paint onto the surface.)
Allow the sand paint to dry thoroughly before proceeding to the next step. Once the sand paint is dry, you may wish to add a second coat of sand paint in any bare spots.
Look at the vibrant color of the Scenic Sand colored sand, and the amazing texture on the letters!
Once the sand paint is totally dry, arrange the seashells on the letter in any way you wish. Then glue the seashells to the letter with hot glue.
And that is all it takes to create a beautiful beach keepsake! You'll enjoy your unique seashell monogram for years to come!
If you enjoyed this project, don't forget to pick up some Scenic Sand in our online store! It's available in 20 gorgeous shades, so you're sure to find the one that's just right for your Colored Sand Seashell Monogram project. Also, be sure to "pin" this post so you can find it easily later on!

Comments

First of all, I found you through a post on Rita Barakat’s website, Thank You for sponsoring giveaways on her Facebook live Mixed Media Monday’s! Rita is an awesome lady with amazing art talent, Rita is such a wonderful blessing to me!
Secondly, I LOVE these sand monograms! I truly mean love everything about them! I absolutely am at peace when I’m at the beach with the sand squishing in between my toes, looking for shells and sharks teeth and listening to the waves crashing into the ocean. Awe, just so peaceful! (wish I was there right now!) And I love using wood letters to craft with, so this project is just perfect! Thank you for sharing this, going to pin it so I definitely can find it again! Looking forward to checking out the rest of your website!
Have a wonderfully blessed creative day! Sheryl