Funtastic Friday #205

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I  just getting back from a month long tour of Florida's coastline, totally being a Coastal Bohemian. I can't wait to tell you all about it next week .

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Funtastic Fridays #204

Happy Thanksgiving! I hope you have had a wonderful time with your family and friends. Now it's time to show us your best Christmas ideas. I can't wait to see what you link up!

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Funtastic Friday #203

Happy Thanksgiving Week
I know all my diyers will be busy this week.
Here's a little inspiration.

You can find all of our Thanksgiving ideas {here}

What are your plans for Thanksgiving?

Any fun traditions? 

We'll be baking, hiking, lots of eating and Black Friday shopping!

I hope it's a weekend for you filled with family and friends. 

Now on to this week's party!

2018 Christmas Ornament Exchange Handmade Ornament Link Party # ChristmasOrnaments #DIYOrnaments #CoastalOrnaments #BeachOrnaments #NauticalThemeOrnaments

Welcome to the 2018 Christmas Ornament Exchange and Link Party .

You'll see what I made for the DIY Ornament Exchange and you'll be able to link up your own  DIY ornament below at the Link Party InLinkzs Link.

We were each partnered with another blogger with whom we were to exchange our DIY ornament  and that we also would be blogging about. 

I made a Fabric Jellyfish Xmas Ornament and so can you. See the tutorial below.

 Using a 7" cardboard circle trace out  a fabric circle and cut from the fabric.

Use a simple running stick around the entire circle edge and gather it together forming a mushroom cap shape. 

Use a bit of fiber fill to stuff the cap.Pull the thread tight and stitch the circular opening tight, being sure to keeping the stuffing in place. 

You will not have a completely closed opening and this is good because we are going to add our jellyfish legs stuffed up in there with some hot glue. 



At this point cut 5 ", 6" and 7" pieces of ribbon, fabric, twine etc and make a nice thick bundle. I used some fabric strands from an old fashion mop that I bought at the #DollarTree. This is also a great opportunity for a destash of the craft room. I also added some floral filler that I cut with wire snips. 

Glue or tie at the top. 

Add a blob of hot glue to the top of the bundle, where you tied or hot glued the bundle it in place.  Insert into that small opening in the mushroom cap. 




I used left over printed fabric knowing I was going to tone it down with a dry brush of paint. I used some aqua and purple colors to tone down the fabric and quick dusting of glitter.



Sew on a small jump ring. (Think jewelry making)

Hang on your Christmas tree or your nautical tree or use them all year all over. Fun stuff .

If you have a nautical or coastal tree , these little guys look perfect and make sense tucked in between the starfish, seashells and seahorses.


Now just click the link below to add your own DIY ornament post

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With love and gratitude,

Michele

Find me partying here all week at these link parties with some great bloggers.

If you are in Myrtle Beach come on down and visit us at the Coastal Bohemian Studio or check us out on Facebook, Pinterest , Instagram, or  G+ .

Jellyfish Ornament #NauticalOrnaments #Jellyfishornament #Beachornaments #Coastaltree #beachy #ornaments #DIYornaments

 Using a 7" cardboard circle trace out  a fabric circle and cut from the fabric.

Use a simple running stick around the entire circle edge and gather it together forming a mushroom cap shape. 

Use a bit of fiber fill to stuff the cap.Pull the thread tight and stitch the circular opening tight, being sure to keeping the stuffing in place. 

You will not have a completely closed opening and this is good because we are going to add our jellyfish legs stuffed up in there with some hot glue. 



At this point cut 5 " and 6" and 7" pieces of ribbon, fabric, twine etc and make a nice thick bundle. I used some fabric strands from an old fashion mop that I bought at the #DollarTree. This is also a great opportunity for a destash of the craft room. I also added some floral filler that I cut with wire snips. 

Glue or tie at the top. 

Add a blob of hot glue to the top of the bundle, where you tied or hot glued the bundle it in place.  Insert into that small opening in the mushroom cap. 




I used left over printed fabric knowing I was going to tone it down with a dry brush of paint. I used some aqua and purple colors to tone down the fabric and quick dusting of glitter.



Sew on a small jump ring. (Think jewelry making)

Hang on your Christmas tree or your nautical tree or use them all year all over. Fun stuff .

If you have a nautical or coastal tree , these little guys look perfect and make sense tucked in between the starfish and the seahorses.


This was part of an ornament exchange where you can find more tutorials for DIY ornaments. Hop on over to the Christmas Ornament Exchange 2018 to see all the diy ornaments, your holiday heart can handle.

With love and gratitude,

Michele

Find me partying here all week at these link parties with some great bloggers.

If you are in Myrtle Beach come on down and visit us at the Coastal Bohemian Studio or check us out on Facebook, Pinterest , Instagram, or  G+ .

Windley Key Fossil Reef Park #FloridaKeys

Being the little Coastal Bohemian keeps me busy when visiting the shoreline and different coastal regions. We were visiting the Florida Keys and happened upon Windley Key Fossil Reef State Park.

It's totally a nerdy, beach chic, kinda place. 

 Here's the deal, they used this quarry to cut  limestone from the old seabed to construct the railway through the keys. The remains show some amazing examples of marine fossils.


"Limestone is a sedimentary rock, composed mainly of skeletal fragments of marine organisms such as coral, forams and mollusks. It's major materials are the minerals calcite and aragonite, which are different crystal forms of calcium carbonate. About 10% of sedimentary rocks are limestones. -Wikipedia"


These are the remains of the old quarry. It's actually a fascinating place to see the levels of seabed that grew on top of one another through the years.

This stone is 6 ft high so you can imagine how tall this fan shaped coral would have been. (I wonder if I could do rubbings???? OMG)

Ask for Helen at the Visitor's Center, she is incredibly knowledgeable and eager to answer your questions. Definitely, worth the stop for any Coastal Bohemian.



With love and gratitude,

Michele

Find me partying here all week at these link parties with some great bloggers.

If you are in Myrtle Beach come on down and visit us at the Coastal Bohemian Studio or check us out on Facebook, Pinterest , Instagram, or  G+ .