“Glass from inland waterways such as the Chesapeake Bay and the Great Lakes is known as beach glass. It is similar to sea Glass , but in the absence of wave rigor and oceanic saline, content is typically less weathered.” Wikipedia Sea Glass/Beach Glass
After years of collecting sea glass/beach glass from the Atlantic Ocean, Chesapeake and Delaware Bays, I’ve decided to create a project and make use of a few pieces of my collection. Most of my glass would be considered Beach Glass. I have had some spectacular finds on the beaches of the Atlantic, but the bulk of what I have has been collected on bay beaches.
I came upon the idea while fishing this past weekend in Fortescue. Inside the café at Higbee’s Bait and Tackle, where by the way you can get the best coffee ever for just a dollar, I spied a piece of driftwood hanging in the window with strings of sea glass attached. I’ve always wanted to string my sea glass, but was daunted by the thought of prepping it first with wrapped wire. Oh my! The easy way the creator of this mobile/wind chime attached the glass is a priceless idea, but that is part II of my post and hopefully, will be published one day this week.
I love sea glass 🙂
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I do too…I hope to use some this week and get it out of the garage and into the light.
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Es realmente increíble
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Thanks!
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Think of you – an upgrade to your Scamp
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Love it Anita…thanks…will show to Joe. 😀
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Wow Anita, that pen…unbelievable.
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Noticed it didn’t show the correct video. Should have been a boat scamp. If you go to Insider Design you’ll see it on YouTube.
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I did see the boat scamp, but it also had a neat video of an electric pen too…both videos were good.
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Ok
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I am looking forward to part 2 and learning how to string it.
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This week…I hope!!!
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Pretty sea glass!
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Thanks!
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I LOVE see glass 🙂 great read!
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I DO TOO! I enjoy finding a piece now and then of old china too…I will be out there again when the weather gets warmer.
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That’s the best!! I’ve gone periodically through the winter but it’s hard when the beach is full of so much ice.
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I was thinking this morning after reading your comment, that in a day or two when the N’or Easter that is blowing through is gone, there will probably be a lot of sea on some of my favorite beaches.
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The wind brings in the best finds and treasures in the sea glass world.
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Yes, it does…too bad the best days are also probably the coldest and windiest.
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Very true 😦
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