Seagull Picture with Beach Glass!

by Maree
(Waihi New Zealand)

Sea Glass Sea Gull from New Zealand

Sea Glass Sea Gull from New Zealand

"Hi. Isn`t the internet amazing?

I live `down under` in New Zealand & had no idea there were dedicated websites for beach glass gatherers!!

This is something I made with all `found` objects when we lived at the beach for 2 years -  old chopping board complete with rope, glass, shells & broken mirror.

The only part of this piece that is sea glass is the bird & it was fun (& time consuming!) to get the right pieces.

I have some other craft items with beach glass I may add later.

Thanks for all the wonderful ideas - it makes me smile when I think of other people collecting bits of broken glass too! (But they are so gorgeous - we call them beach gems!)"

~ sea glass project submitted by Maree


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Feb 05, 2010
 seagull
by: Mona

Your picture is beautiful! I love it! Also love seeing other peoples ideas. Hope you post more in the future.
Feb 05, 2010
 New Zealand Gems-beach art
by: Marylyn(SuperNan)

Hi Maree,

Love the bird.

Your term "Beach Gems" is one that I am going to borrow if I may...loving it!

Hope to see more of your creations on the "net".
Regards,
Marylyn(SuperNan)

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