BEACH TREASURES

I have a new display! Beach Treasures. The treasures include beach glass, shells and 
rocks with pressed flowers on them. As well as my beach glass planters.

Some of my beach glass planters and my rocks.

Here I am with my new sign and table display. A couple 

of beach pails and some large clam shells house my 

pretty pressed flower beach glass.

My wooden sign on the left says, "If you are lucky enough to be at the beach,

you are lucky enough." I displayed around 200 pieces of glass on my table

and in my wooden sand box. I had a wonderful time as usual talking to 

people and sharing my art with them down on the corner of the

Farmer's Market this past Saturday. I can't wait until next week!

I hope it is nice weather...we need sunshine!!!!

BEACH GLASS PLANT HOLDERS

Yes....I have another NEW ITEM!!  BEACH GLASS plant holders! Here are a few samples of what I will be selling this Saturday down on the corner of the Bellingham Farmer's Market.

Grouping of my beach glass plant holders. Air plants, succulents,

 and bamboo are some of the plants I have in them. 

Close up of a cobalt blue plant holder.

Same one as above showing the bamboo.

Air plant in a brown and clear glass plant holder.

Another cobalt blue with a succulent.

Green and clear glass with three air plants. (SOLD)

Light blue and clear glass.

SOLD

Close up of the one above it. Showing the beach-washed 

light blue glass.

This one is stacked on a really thick chunk

of glass on the bottom and I changed one of

the incense cups into a succulent holder.

Three large chunks of heavy grey glass with

a succulent in the vase. I found all three of 

these pieces of glass on different days.

They matched up so well!

This was my first plant holder! I have had

the big chunk of blue glass on the

bottom for a couple of years!! I looked at

it many times wondering how to use it!!!!

SOLD to a very lovely girl visiting from Hawaii!

She loved it as much as I do!!

This one is made up of the bottoms of bottles. The long

brown one on top is the bottom of an old

whiskey bottle.  I put three bottle tops on the

top with three air plants in them.

SOLD