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Archive for September, 2008

Unearthed at the Ocean
 
This morning, with my eyes closed, the ocean sounds like the breath of the universe. She inhales a gulp of water, retracts, holds and releases again. It’s not all calm and centered though. The sand, rocks and even the cement base of the stairs leading to to the ocean’s dry and traversable areas are [...]

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As promised, here are pictures of the raw sea glass I received from an anonymous source. It’s stunning and amazing to get such gems from a complete stranger wanting nothing in return.
 
 
In two of these pieces in the top run can’t you almost feel the water rushing and tumbling? I can see the water in [...]

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Practical Note:I’ll be back at the Hingham Farmer’s Market for the next five Sat’s to close out the season. Sept. 20th, Sept. 27th, Oct. 4, Oct. 11, Oct. 18 and Oct. 25. It’s the first time I’ve worked as a vendor at a Farmer’s Market. I have to say it’s a vibrant community. And I’ve [...]

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I know many who read this blog are sea glass lovers. Many people come by the Hingham Farmer’s market on Sat’s and say, “Now I need to figure out what to do with my” and they might say bag, or jars or collection. People are attached to their own treasures.
So, for those wishing to try [...]

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Yes, that’s right. Sea glass collecting has helped me slow down and realize I can take more time to cultivate a garden. Some parts of my yard are sharp-edged glass, just broken, and have no seeds, or even good earth to place them in. Other parts make me stand back each morning and do a happy [...]

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Here are some of my newer pieces. I’ve discovered recycled sterling silver (refined not mined) which goes with my be-as-green-as-you-can-be philosophy. It’s shiny and pretty and some people prefer it. So, these pieces show some sterling silver. I’m also doing earrings and key chains and book marks and have started to make undecorated sea glass [...]

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There are gems I can’t part with, pieces so perfect I only want to touch and view. I have a fondness for bottle necks and bases. I loved ridges and edges and letters and numbers. Clues. All of these are clues as to what a piece may have been. Colors matter. I love the variety. [...]

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I started this blog a year ago today. I didn’t realize that when I skipped my need for milk and going to the bank to deposit a check because the ocean was calling me. I drove right down to the beach to sit and sift sand and thoughts and write. I love making sea glass [...]

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Here are samples from my original body of work. It has changed quite a bit and I’m looking forward to posting my newer work in the next week. The sunflower at the end is just pretty. It reminds me how even the transformation phase can be stunning before the yellow color is revealed and the flower [...]

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I got permission to post some of a comment i got from a woman who ordered a set of jewelry. She is a mother who has adopted three children and she ordered five cobalt blue pieces for the three children and two parents. It’s hard to make jewelry for people you don’t know. But, it’s [...]

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