Creative Uses for Your Painted Oyster Shells

We recently posted a blog titled “A Guide To Cleaning & Painting Oyster Shells for Crafts” If you attempted painting some shells of your own, here are some fantastic ideas for ways to use and display your shells at home. 
Kitchen Accessories: Salt and Pepper Holders
Turn your painted oyster shells into charming salt and pepper holders. These unique and stylish pieces will add a cute touch to your dining table and are sure to be conversation starters at your next dinner party. Simply fill the shells with salt, pepper or even chilli flakes!
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Gift Wrap Decorations
Add a personal and artistic flair to your gift wrapping by using painted oyster shells as decorative accents or gift tags. Drill a hole in the shell and secure to the ribbon or bow on your present.
Trinket Dishes for Jewellery
Painted oyster shells make perfect trinket dishes for storing jewellery. Place them on your dresser, bedside table or bathroom counter to keep your rings, earrings, and other small accessories organized and easily accessible.Oyster Shell Jewellery Dish
Christmas Decorations
Transform your painted oyster shells into beautiful Christmas tree ornaments. Simply drill a small hole at the top of each shell and thread a piece of ribbon or twine through it. You can paint them with festive designs and colour schemes or even personalized messages for a special touch.
Name Place Cards
Painted oyster shells make for stunning and unique name cards, perfect for adding a touch of elegance to any table setting. Simply paint each shell with a beautiful design that matches your event's theme, and write the names of your guests in a stylish script using paint pens or a fine-tip brush. 
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Table Centrepiece
Incorporate painted oyster shells into your Christmas table centrepieces. Arrange them in a decorative bowl or scatter them around candles and greenery on your dining table. The shells' unique shapes and vibrant colours will add an elegant flair to your next table setting.