Do you love sea glass?

As you probably realize, I love beachcombing for sea glass around the world and feel so lucky when I find a beautiful treasure.  But, I am not alone.  There are many of us out there.  If you love sea glass, you might join in with some of the groups on line--
Sea Glass Artists and Sea Glass Collectors ,  Beachglass Enthusiasts are two popular groups.  Both are on facebook.

Of course, you are welcome to comment here.  There are many people who enjoy collecting sea glass!

Heart in Sea Glass

I decided to try and drill a heart into a piece of my Ft. Bragg, CA sea glass.  It was a challenge, but I am happy with the results and will try to make some more sea glass hearts!  What do you think?
I posted this on the Sea glass artists and collectors site and got lots of likes.  So, I just put it up for sale at my Storenvy site (15% off for facebook fans) for $60.  It has a sterling silver bail and is on a silver plated twisted link chain.  Only one of a kind - so if you want it, buy it now.  I am bringing it to my trunk show Nov. 9 and maybe to the Sea Glass Festival, Nov. 15!

Lucky Sea Glass Cutout Heart

Lucky Sea Glass Cutout Heart

Holiday Sea Glass Ornaments/Suncatchers

As I get ready for two shows in November (!), I am creating some ornaments/suncatchers to add to the jewelry collection.  Can you believe, not everyone loves jewelry!  Anway, here are pictures of my latest.  These are for sale now at my Storenvy site  -  just click on this link.
Lucky Sea Glass Store   or at my Etsy store.  Lucky Sea Glass Ornaments

Tree with sea glass from Florida (Amelia Island) 

Star of David with Bermuda sea glass

Sea Glass Festival and News

Hi everyone,
I have been busy after our trip to Africa!  Also, still coping with my neck problems, but treatment should work soon, I hope.   Anyway, just to let you know -- Lucky Sea Glass will be at the Sea Glass Festival in Maryland on November 15.  I will give you more details soon.  It will be at the environmental center in Grasonville, Md with workshops starting on Nov. 14.  Please stop by and say hi if you  get there!  It is just over the Chesapeake Bay bridge. I will be offering special festival deals.

My other news is that I am running promotions for everyone at my new Etsy shop and my Storenvy store.  Etsy accepts international orders.  I hope to hear from many of you as you start holiday shopping! Remember, wish someone good luck with Lucky Sea Glass.

Wildbeests and Zebras Crossing the Mara River in Africa

It was an amazing sight -- in the morning, we had done a game drive to the Mara River in the Maasai Mara, and were lucky enough to see some zebras going across the river, once they were emboldened.  But, in the afternoon, rather than go on a game drive elsewhere, our fellow travelers all wanted to go back to the river (about an hour, bumpy ride) in the chance that we might see the wildebeests crossing the river.  Well,  we were so lucky!  As we approached the river, we saw masses of wildebeests heading toward the river.  When we got to the point where we could watch them head   toward the river's low point where they could cross, we waited expectantly.

Finally, a few zebra started across, despite an ominous looking croc on the other side.  The wildebeests still hesitated, and some turned back.   But then, a few started across -- and then suddenly there were hundreds crossing -- even babies.  Here is my amateur video and pictures, but I am not sure the video was uploaded.  I will try again soon if it hasn't!