Tuesday, July 12, 2011

at the lake







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...

~Deb

20 comments:

  1. I like the wire wrapped.  You are very talented to make such lovely jewlery.

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  2. That sounds like a simply perfect afternoon. I would definitely love a pair of sea glass earrings, wire-wrapped please.  :)

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  3. Kerichojoy5:54 PM

    The scenery is beautiful. Sorry about the thermos!

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  4. American lakes look like little beaches to my Aussie eyes. It sounds like a lovely time Deb.

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  5. Sea 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!

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  6. DebbyMc (Quiltnbee)4:18 AM

    I like the wire wrapped =-) Beautiful photos!

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  7. Cybèle de Jong4:24 AM

    I'd say without wire wrapping, but then I love sea glass so much that I wouldn't want anything around it to obscure it.

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  8. Patti5:17 AM

    A splendid day and lovely treasures to remember it by... aaahhh summertime! How about a pair of each?

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  9. Stephanie Campbell8:13 AM

     I vote for no wire :-)

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  10. sewnup7:32 AM

    Sorry to hear about your tea. 

    I like the wire wrapped. 

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  11. Thanks Stephanie--I think I'm going to order the special drill bit and try those.

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  12. If I can find enough sea glass for two matching sets, I think I will--thanks Patti!

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  13. Thanks for the input!

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  14. I'm really going to have to try both!

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  15. Those are simple and gorgeous!

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  16. It is one of the Great Lakes, so it is quite large. Thanks for the visit Rose!

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  17. Wouldn't it be fun to have a little sea-glass-earring-making party!

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