One beautiful day last week, we packed some
a thermos of tea,
and our bikes
into the truck and headed to the lake.
As we unloaded our bikes
and goodies, I dropped the thermos of tea
and the glass inside smashed into a
hundred pieces--graceful I'm not.
Once we got to the beach,
it was impossible to be sad,
and, the muffins were enjoyed, while sitting
on some drift wood, along
with the view.
I found some sea glass
and two more heart stones for the
I've added a pair of sea glass earrings
to my crafty to-do list...
wire-wrapped or not?
~Deb
I like the wire wrapped. You are very talented to make such lovely jewlery.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a simply perfect afternoon. I would definitely love a pair of sea glass earrings, wire-wrapped please. :)
ReplyDeleteThe scenery is beautiful. Sorry about the thermos!
ReplyDeleteAmerican lakes look like little beaches to my Aussie eyes. It sounds like a lovely time Deb.
ReplyDeleteSea glass earrings, lovely! Is it possible to drill a teensy hole in them for a wire? Check these out http://www.bayareawj.com/5-san-francisco-jewelry-designers-that-we-love/. No surprise I would love the spring green color and the simple design!
ReplyDeleteI like the wire wrapped =-) Beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteI'd say without wire wrapping, but then I love sea glass so much that I wouldn't want anything around it to obscure it.
ReplyDeleteA splendid day and lovely treasures to remember it by... aaahhh summertime! How about a pair of each?
ReplyDeleteI vote for no wire :-)
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about your tea.
ReplyDeleteI like the wire wrapped.
Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThanks Stephanie--I think I'm going to order the special drill bit and try those.
ReplyDeleteIf I can find enough sea glass for two matching sets, I think I will--thanks Patti!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the input!
ReplyDeleteI'm really going to have to try both!
ReplyDeleteThose are simple and gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteIt is one of the Great Lakes, so it is quite large. Thanks for the visit Rose!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
ReplyDeleteWouldn't it be fun to have a little sea-glass-earring-making party!
ReplyDeleteThanks Rita!
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