Comments for SEA GLASS ARTS with Sea Glass Girl

Comment on Photo Gallery by c

Wed, 25 Nov 2009 13:16:50 +0000

I don’t make sea glass eye glass chains. I have a friend that does. feel free to email me at seaglassarts@gmail.com and I can ask if she has any. They are pretty and done with small beads.
sea glass girl

Comment on Photo Gallery by Julie

Julie — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 03:16:20 +0000

Hi -
Do you make eye glass chains? Those things to wear around the neck to hold my glasses when I’m not wearing them?

Comment on The Personality of Beaches by Cyndi

Cyndi — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 02:49:47 +0000

Glad you are enjoying the goblets.
oxoxox

Comment on Photo Gallery by blutodog

blutodog — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 14:45:06 +0000

I’ve been wrapping sea glass now for some yrs. and like seaglassgirl am not inclined to drilling it as of yet. However, I see drilling as just another technique to present the glass and probably will eventually get a drill and do some just to have a grasp how to do it if need be.
Good quality sea glass exists in my area if you know where to look, but although we have huge beaches they are mostly just sand with little in the way of stone or rock for grinding the glass. My experience collecting now for about 3 yrs. is that for the best quality glass to develop you need stone and rock areas and sand.
As of yet I only sold a few pieces in a yard sale and haven’t ventured into the craft show world as of yet. I was once a craft person 35 yrs. ago and I’m pretty familiar with it. Amazingly, it hasn’t really changed much in all these yrs. For the time being I collect and make things mostly as gifts for friends and family and as X-Mas gifts.

Comment on Photo Gallery by Murielle

Murielle — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 04:24:12 +0000

Hello, This is my 1st.summer finding treasures on the beach. I have a vacation home in New Brunswick , Canada. and all around the Northumberland Straight are plenty of ocean beaches. I literally found thousands of peices. Its become an obsession, I love the peacefulness and sounds of the ocean, theres no therapy like it.
I started looking at sites on beach glass and stumbled upon yours. You have beautiful work. I have only made about 40 pieces so far but plan to do many this winter . My nephew also enjoys this and we are going to try to set up next year at a weekly fair they have nearby. I was just wondering how do you decide how to price your items ? Its difficult because you have different sizes, rarer colors, so I wondered how you go about deciding on prices. Again your work is beautiful and you inspired me to start to add beads in my peices, they are lovely. Murielle

Comment on Sea Glass Chime & Chair – AMAZING STUDENT WORK by KARRIE by frances mcintosh

frances mcintosh — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 00:40:18 +0000

This is awesome.

Comment on Sea Glass Chime & Chair – AMAZING STUDENT WORK by KARRIE by frances mcintosh

frances mcintosh — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 00:39:43 +0000

awesome

Comment on Rustic Market Cohasset carrying my Sea Glass Jewelry by seaglassgirl

seaglassgirl — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 18:11:22 +0000

Pam, I have to say that the farmers markets in general are great for products like yours. However, the Rustic Market that went on last year isn’t happenng again. It was o.k. for the month on Dec. but otherwise people weren’t used to shopping indoors at a farmers market like venue so it was hard to keep the place open and customers coming in. However, good luck and keep trying other markets and venues!

Comment on Rustic Market Cohasset carrying my Sea Glass Jewelry by pam granese

pam granese — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 13:12:50 +0000

Hi
My name is Pam Granese & I make Pam’s Black Bean Salsa & Salstina. We’re an all natural, no preservatives & organic company from Marblehead,MA. Currently, we sell at farmers markets in Gloucester, Marblehead,Lexington,Wakefield as well as Whole Foods, Fruit Centers, Crosby’s Market & specialty stores throughout New England. We’ve been featured in Boston Magazine & more recently on TV Diner. I’d like more info about your store front. My products are refrigerated so that would be important to us.

Comment on Me: About & Contact by seaglassgirl

seaglassgirl — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 13:27:40 +0000

Hi Gail,
My work is at the HIngham Farmers Market most Sat’s as well as the Hingham Coop and Hinghan Historical Society. Also, if you have a particular piece in mind (say a specific color with or without lots of beads/crystals, approx. size and with recycled sterling silver wrap) that I can make for you. I don’t yet have an online store or an etsy site but I will when the markets get quiet and there’s more time later in the fall. Thank you for asking!
Sea glass girl
you can email me directly at seaglassarts@gmail.com as well!