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| Red Sea Glass wrapped in copper wire. LOVE these and am planning to keep them for myself! |
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| teeeeeny tiiiiiny copper discs I cut out, beat up, and strung on copper wire headpins I made. No sea glass, but I'm pretty proud of these tiny litte danglers. |
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| Again, no sea glass, but I did make the bead caps and headpins from copper all by little lonesome! :) The blue mottled beads on the bottom are ceramic beads from Michael's and the top ones are "mood" beads from Artbeads.com. You can see the slight discoloration on the right bead where I put my thumb. |
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| More gorgeous sea glass from ZNet. This time in orange rounds that I wire wrapped a bead into the center of. I added an amber crystal rondell for an accent at the top. This time it seemed to beg for gold... which is odd because most of my beads love silver or copper. Oh, well. |
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| See what I mean? Silver AND copper in with these orange and green sea glass beads. There's just something so flirty about dangley earrings! |
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| More orange sea glass (think I got enough of it? Luscious color, eh?) I used blister pearls and fan-shaped findings to accent the beads. Mmmmm... |
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| Tulip shaped blue sea glass, round moonstone sea glass and small red sea glass beads. Tulip glass is accented by silver flower like bead caps and strung on my handmade copper headpins (you can juuuust see the pink end of the pin on the right as it wraps around the bead cap). Silver lotus-like bead caps cradle the white beads. |
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| Warm yellow sea glass strung on silver headpins I made, sitting atop small, sea blue crystal rondells and the silver wrapped around the front of the large bead. Fan accent from Michael's. |
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| Yellow sea glass wire wrapped in hematite colored wire, dangling from extra necklace links that have ceramic tubes wired into them. The tubes had just the right color for the yellow glass to bring out the warmth but the blue still keeps it from being TOO yellow-y. |
