Frank and Heather Megargee’s wreath of oyster shells, apples and a pineapple adorns the James Moir Shop. Brendan Sostak/The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation ...

Charleston Oyster Wreaths Co. is a small, hobby side business run by sisters-in-law Jennifer and Season Smith that sells a limited number of oyster shell décor items at festivals and other markets.

WILLIAMSBURG — Oyster shells, lamb’s wool, ads from a colonial newspaper, wheat sheaves and dried flowers combine with all types of natural greenery to form the winning door decorations in ...

Harvest welcome Defy expectations with delightful door decor that will wow in any season. Little Miss Muffin, 766 Harrison Ave., New Orleans, shoplittlemissmuffin.com. Natural oyster shell wreath ...

To make oyster shells, glue down one shell, glue a pearl inside it, then position a matching shell on top of it so it looks as if the oyster were opening to reveal a pearl within. June 26, 2004 ...

A participant attaches fruit to the wreath after adding greenery and the bow. Oyster shells come from the nearby Chesapeake Bay. (Photo by Ali Webb) Step 5: Placing the Fruit Lemons, apples, dried ...

These days, Miller is channeling all of her energy into Beachcomber Creations, a two-year-old business through which she sells upcycled oyster shell ornaments, wreaths, keychains, garland, ring ...