Sea glass in a vase, seen at Pottery Barn.
Place the vase in front of a window and you get some backlight. Original source no longer available.
Add water and flowers and the sea glass just sparkles. Original source unknown.
Fill up a candle tray, so simple. Original source unknown.
A sea glass mirror. Take an old frame, hot glue the sea glass on and finish it with mosaic grout. Original source unknown.
Or a sweet sea glass wreath. Source to tutorial unfortunately no longer available.
All you need to make this is a glass drill and wire, or go to East Coast Seaglass.
A cute Sea Glass Planter crafted with a compound called Crayola Model Magic® Fusion™. Just press the sea glass into it and let it dry.
And can you guess what this is? It's a Sea Glass Inspired Quilt -lovley!
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So beautiful and soothing, too. The wreath is my favorite! ~Arleen
I love the sea glass wreath - it's so calming and peaceful.
Oh, I love sea glass, too!! So beautiful! That wreath is AWESOME!
~angela @ peonypatch
Beautiful ideas! Seaglass reminds me of home :)
rue
Very pretty!
I love sea glass. Wish I could find more up here in New England. I love the teal color....
Your blog is beautiful...I love anything coastal!
I ADORE sea glass... I had it inlaid in my boys' shower. GREAT collection!
I feel so at home here at your blog. LOVE the colors, the inspiration, well, just about everything!
Susan
I have my share of collected sea glass...You showcase some great ideas!
I loved all of the sea glass photographs and ideas! I am big fan too. Thanks for posting this.
Ooh, love that. So pretty!
Beautiful, my daughter and I always collect sea glass when we are at the beach. She'll love this post. Thanks!
Those are such beautiful projects! The planter looks like it's easy enough for a child to make for a wonderful gift. I especially love the wreath!
Beautiful projects!! For a freezing day here on coast of Mass.!!I have a ton of beachglass I have to create something! I found a secret place here in town a treasure cove of beach glass,broken china,old porcelain pieces. I also wanted to mention I have a guest room to swap for a warmer climate room for 2009.Posted on my blogs!
I am inspired to get my beach goodies out...Thank You
Great ideas for sea glass crafts! It should be noted for clarification, though, that the glass in some of the projects shown does not fit the definition of sea glass (naturally tumbled, rounded, and frosted).
Keep on keepin' on!
Thanks for all the ideas with sea glass. We love sea glass here too on the West Coast; me and the kids always search for some. Recently my 6 year old just started making his own sea glass projects: wrapping pieces with fine wire and stringing many pieces together to create a hanging piece. Looks great on windows held by a suction cup. Very pretty.
We have a great site dedicated to sea glass collectors at Sea Glass Lovers
Members share over 6000 photos, craft and display ideas, beach locations, shard ID and MUCH MORE!
Membership is free and we are a non commerical site (no jewelry or commercial links)
What a beautiful blog! I have been collecting sea glass for over twenty years and support my beachcombing habit by making sea glass jewelry for a living. Anyone who is interested in sea glass or is inspired artistically by it is welcome to join Sea Glass Artists & Sea Glass Collectors. I have no commercial interest in this site. We support and encourage the collector and artist which are often one in the same. Sea glass jewelry artists are more than welcome!
I love this site! I am a professional sea glass collector and artisan and have started a sea glass collecting group in New England. Our group is titled the North East Sea Glass Society and we are combing the beaches of New England. We are finding sea glass and enjoying the company of others with the same passsion. Sea glass collectors who are geographically connected are welcome to join.
We have a great site Dedicated to Sea Glass Lovers on the Ning network that currently has close to 2000 members worldwide sharing their passion for collecting these lovely sea gems.
Members share over 7000 sea glass and beach photos, beach locations, shard id, craft and display ideas, and much more!
Membership is private and this is currently a non commercial and jewelry free site.
Brought to you by Linda J, of http://www.bytheseajewelry.com, the internets oldest and largest sea glass jewelry site.
Please stop by Sea Glass Lovers!
Wow! What a beautiful site. Its definitely going under my favs.
this is awesome
Lovin' these ideas. Just found the mother lode on a beach in NZ! The wreath is my favorite. Thank you so much....
Its this glass man made or really from the sea?
What an amazing article and so well written. Always love new ideas for sea glass projects. Absolutely love the sea glass quilt.
We are avid beach glass collectors and natural sea glass jewelry and beach stone jewelry designers from Maine.
Visit us sometime to see some wonderful creations we have designed with these gorgeous treasures from the sea.
www.tearsofthesea.com
Beautiful Blog with great ideas on how to display sea glass treasures.
Great!!
I work with seaglass, doing jewels, already for some years, and i am always looking for new things to do with them
http://www.gatearte.com
is there another link for making the sea glass wreath? I tried it and it did not work.
Thanks,
Melissa
bearmel@rogers.com
Melissa, unfortunately this happens often. Online sites delete things and/or make changes. If only the link has changed, you might find the wreath on the site (ivillage) via search..., using terms such as beach wreath, wreath tutorial, etc. Hope this helps! Thanks for stopping by!!
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