This unique beach tree measures 12' x 24' FESTIVE WALL DECOR - This felt applique wall hanging is the perfect addition to any holiday home décor.Add some beach life charm to your holiday traditions with the Bucilla Coastal Christmas Felt Wall Hanging Kit. Whether you have been stitching for years or you are looking to learn a new skill, Bucilla provides the products and education for every interest and skill level. This embroidery kit includes the basic materials needed to create a unique wall hanging including stamped felt, cotton embroidery floss, separated sequins and beads, embroidery needles, and instructions. This unique Christmas wall hanging features a sand-covered Christmas tree and decorated with seaweed, seashells, coral, and more. Please let me know what you think of the Coastal Style Tree.Bucilla ® Seasonal - Felt - Home Decor - Coastal Christmas Wall Hanging - 89500E Product Descriptionĭecorate your beach bungalow with something handmade with the Bucilla Coastal Christmas Felt Wall Hanging Kit. I just got the front porch decorated yesterday. I hope to share all of my Christmas decorations sometime in the next few days. In the photo above the tree is sitting on the mantel. My house is not coastal but I don’t care. I moved the coastal tree all over the house. The white washed turquoise board with the unfinished wood pieces and the blue beads go together like peanut butter and chocolate. A minor thing but I like this look better.Ĭould just be me but I think the tree is the cutest thing ever. Instead of a loop glued to the center back I hot glued the twine to each side of the board in the back. I didn’t really like the way the hanger looked so I changed it just a bit. The last piece to go on the tree was the earring hot glued over the starfish.

I hot glued the beads in place then hot glued a twine hanger to the back. This look was much better, with the beads being the same color. I went back through the jewelry and pulled out more blue beads, both dark and light and also a couple more earring pieces. At this point, I was not feeling the blue and pink bead combo. Then I tried a pink vintage earring for the topper. I laid a couple of the beads on the tree and then tried a vintage earring in blue for the tree topper. I went through my large junk jewelry stash and pulled out a few pink and blue beads and small earrings. My next thought was to add small beads as ornaments. My first plan was to just make the wood tree and add the starfish topper. Once I was happy with the layout, I hot glued everything in place. I admit I had to play with it for a while before I was satisfied with the way the tree looked. Next, I layered a bunch of wood squares to make the tree shape. The tree just didn’t feel right so I kept working. I changed up the wood squares a bit and laid the starfish topper over the top piece to see how it would look. I started with a simple design using a minimum of the wood squares to make a tree shape. I used these in previous projects like my Quilt Christmas Tree Banner. I had a wood tree in mind and found this bag of unfinished stars and square wood pieces in various sizes. Just to really add to the coastal look I dry-brushed a bit of white paint over the turquoise. It must be the very same formula, only a different brand name and color name-just an FYI. I sprayed the Rust-Oleum turquoise over the Behr paint on one piece, and it blended perfectly. I was painting several pieces at once and I didn’t know if one can of spray paint would be enough so I found the Rust-Oleum turquoise color on my paint shelf. The spray paint is by Behr, and the color is Hidden Sea Glass. I started the project with a small unfinished board that was actually part of a craft kit I’ve had forever. This is a coastal Christmas tree and I used some of my junk jewelry as ornaments on the tiny tree. It's easy to make Christmas tree wall decor using reclaimed items and a bit of new stuff.

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