A Sea Glass Sprinkled Picture Frame
by Toshi Kanno
(El Granada CA)
A Sea Glass Sprinkled Picture Frame
~ craft project submitted by Toshi Kanno
For a long time I didn't know what to do with all my collection of sea glass in a jar.
One day I decided to try gluing them onto the glass picture frame I had.
First, I tried to cover the frame with as many sea glass as possible without glue but it didn't look nice.
Next I tried placing pieces apart a little from each other. It looked much better this time.
I painted the back side of the frame with light blue to get a contrast of the green color of sea glass, then I glued all the small pieces of sea glass.
It took a few tries, but I finally glued them onto the frame.
I just needed some color contrast on the frame.
Some people might like to cover entire frame with sea glass but I thought the way I did was OK!
What do you think?
One day I decided to try gluing them onto the glass picture frame I had.
First, I tried to cover the frame with as many sea glass as possible without glue but it didn't look nice.
Next I tried placing pieces apart a little from each other. It looked much better this time.
I painted the back side of the frame with light blue to get a contrast of the green color of sea glass, then I glued all the small pieces of sea glass.
It took a few tries, but I finally glued them onto the frame.
I just needed some color contrast on the frame.
Some people might like to cover entire frame with sea glass but I thought the way I did was OK!
What do you think?
~ craft project submitted by Toshi Kanno
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