I’ve been a follower of your website for a few years now and just discovered this blog. I want to thank you for your info on how you started your business (found you on the links page at a wire wrapping group forum on Yahoo) because our website has sprung from the information you provided. For that, I will be forever grateful.

Yep, sea glass is very addictive as Jean well knows (eh, Jean?). I started collecting sea glass a long time ago (like a lot of us) and didn’t know much about it back then but liked the colors. I’ve learned a lot about sea glass over the years.

It has become a growing hobby for folks, some like to just walk and find it and display it on the windowsill, some like to do crafts with their pieces, and some like to make one-of-a-kind wire wrapped jewelry with it (like Jean as well as myself do). Others bezel the sea glass to make jewelry with it. People have gotten so creative with it.

For me, memories of walking the beach are so closely tied in with each and every piece of sea glass and that is the lure of sea glass. Just looking at it or touching it can take me back. And, too, it’s amazing how man’s trash can be transformed into something so gorgeous.

Will mark your blog so I can keep us with you.

Again, thanks.

Linda

Warmest,

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