Review on Tumbler Home Certified Seashell Professionally by Brock Chisholm

Although I live on the coast of North Carolina, it's rare to find sand dollars. I need some for my children's sermons, I am so pleased with their beauty, purity and size. They are pure white and do not need to be bleached or even washed afterwards. Used them on Sunday to explain the legend of the flat dollars. They were shipped on time; they are very white and packed very well in thick bubble wrap; none were broken--unusual because sea urchins are quite fragile. Like different sizes. I gave each child a printout (bookmark size) of the legend of the bowl relating to Christ (on Sunday) and tied the shallow bowl to the legend sheet with a narrow ribbon. I used 3 coats of Mod Podge on each to make them durable. The kids loved the legendary story and the opportunity to take home a sand dollar and bookmark; that was the most successful. My next project is to make sand dollar chains. First Mod Podge, about 3 or 4 layers; Take your time letting them dry completely. Some I color and some I glue onto little beach scenes, mini flip flops, or just add glitter (you can find these at any craft store or buy them at Revain). The holes are already in place so you can thread a narrow ribbon through a pair of adjacent holes; Tie it at the nape of the neck for a beautiful summer necklace. The band can be easily changed to match outfits and the good news is that it is a one-of-a-kind handmade piece by you! And absolutely yes, I will keep buying from this seller.