Dear Chicago House,
Isn't it lovely how other bloggers can give you ideas. After seeing Karah's huge stash of sea glass this week (look at the glass vessel next to the TV) I was inspired to create something with the box of treasure I have collected over the years in a quest to create some art work for your newly painted office.
I took some thick water color paper, a pot of modge podge and started sticking
Two shadow boxes from Ikea later and I have at last done something with my sea or beach glass. Just waiting to get all the other art work done before I hang it on the wall.
And what is sea glass without an arty shot.
I might be over 1000 miles from the sea but I have a little reminder soon to be hung on my walls.
Love From
Creative in Chicago
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Isn't it lovely how other bloggers can give you ideas. After seeing Karah's huge stash of sea glass this week (look at the glass vessel next to the TV) I was inspired to create something with the box of treasure I have collected over the years in a quest to create some art work for your newly painted office.
I took some thick water color paper, a pot of modge podge and started sticking
Two shadow boxes from Ikea later and I have at last done something with my sea or beach glass. Just waiting to get all the other art work done before I hang it on the wall.
I might be over 1000 miles from the sea but I have a little reminder soon to be hung on my walls.
Love From
Creative in Chicago
XX
I LOVE THEM!!! So great...I love the idea...and how you distinguished between the colors and created two totally awesome pieces. Thanks for the shout out!
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Just think of what you could make with those huge pieces you have next to your TV!
DeleteLooks like we both the beach on the mind this week. These look amazing!
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Linda
Yes it has been a gray week roll on sunshine summer and trips to the beach!
DeleteSuch a creative use of sea glass. (Pinned it.) Mine is just sitting in a glass jar on a shelf...
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It has taken me about 6 years to get around to doing something with mine. Thanks for pinning!
DeleteWhat a great idea! I love collecting beach glass. Did you "paint" the entire paper with modge podge before sticking on the glass, or just adhere each piece individually? I'm going to try this. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI just stuck each piece on individually.
DeleteI love this! So fun! I have a lot of that collected from when I went to the beaches in Japan! I should do something fun like this! So cute! I am a new follower of yours and would love for you to stop by and check out our blog...and link this and anything else up to our Naturally-Nifty Linky party!
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These are amazing! I especially love the green one. Sea glass makes me happy :)
ReplyDeleteSuper gorgeous! Just a few days back I published a post with framed seaglass very similar to yours! You can check it out here if you want to.
ReplyDeleteWow very similar and equally as gorgeous. Thanks for sharing
Deletethese are really lovely. great idea.
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Hey!! I love your blog & love this sea glass project! Thanks for linking up last week, I wanted to let you know that we featured you on our party this week! Stop by and check it out and pick up a button to feature on your blog!
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totally gorgeous! LOVE the sea glass in the shadow box! My house needs some of these for sure!
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful.
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