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Sea Glass Menageries

by Ole
(Seattle)

Sea Glass Bracelet with drilled

Sea Glass Bracelet with drilled "beads"

This bracelet is made with glass found on local beaches, some of the glass is not quite 100% but looks nice anyway. The holes are drilled towards the center like beads, laced onto a strech-type string. A clasp of some type could be added or just tied like shown. I made a necklace similar to this and with the glass colors the same it looks like a matching set.

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Aug 16, 2010
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drilling sea glass
by: Jinny Bishop

Could you please email me at lovingunity@gmail.com and tell me how to drill a hole in them. What size drill bit, what kind, what kind of dremmel etc. Thanks, I appreciate it.

Jinny

May 28, 2010
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Bracelet
by: Lin (From Odyssey)

Hey Ole,

Yep, the stretch string does work and any kind of a clasp added would dress it up.

You could take it a step further and use durable beading string that doesn't break or stretch with crimp beads.

Thanks so much for contributing your pic. Keep them coming; we love to look.

Lin Schneider

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