Terrific work. Your pictures are amazing. Hey in my seaglass post, did I steal a picture from you? If so I do apologize and I will link to you right in the post if I didn't already... Just email me.
Mary Beth, I love, love, love your blog! Thank you so much for sending your info to me. I will add your addresses to my blog soon. You certainly have some gorgeous finds! Enjoyed the info on the marbles. My parents have found much more than I simply because I'm now in the Midwest and some real beautiful pieces (MY favorites are the complete, decorative glass bottle stops!). They say the ones that have the texture of the red one have gone through a fire. Is that what you have concluded as well? Again, thank you for the lovely blog and site. You are certainly wished many happy and productive sea glass searches! ; ) ~Michele www.glassbeadtreasures.ecrater.com www.michelestreasures.blogspot.com
Thank you for visiting The Sea Glass Blog. Your comments and enthusiasm are always welcome. Thank you for your patience as we figure out this whole blog thing. We'll be posting again soon.
Mary Beth Beuke is a native of the Pacific Ocean coast, who spent much of her childhood beach combing. Her 20 year career as a professional youth program director took her outdoors and on the water; kayaking, water skiing, white water rafting, organizing camps and beach cleanups etc.
She is owner of West Coast Sea Glass, specializing in jewelry made of genuine, hand picked, high quality sea glass from all over the world.
This rare collection matched with 25 years of jewelry experience and a silver smithing studio is where her ocean gems and jewelry design beautifully intersect.
Recently featured on The Travel Channel, National Geographic and Coastal Living magazine, MB has been president of the North American Sea Glass Assoc. from 2006-2010.
She works out of two studios along Washington State's Puget Sound. From hers, she looks out over the San Juan Islands. She sells her creations in over 40 galleries and shows.
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Terrific work. Your pictures are amazing. Hey in my seaglass post, did I steal a picture from you? If so I do apologize and I will link to you right in the post if I didn't already... Just email me.
That red one in the third photo certainly has an interesting texture. What do you suppose it came from?
Bobbie
Mary Beth, I love, love, love your blog! Thank you so much for sending your info to me. I will add your addresses to my blog soon. You certainly have some gorgeous finds! Enjoyed the info on the marbles. My parents have found much more than I simply because I'm now in the Midwest and some real beautiful pieces (MY favorites are the complete, decorative glass bottle stops!). They say the ones that have the texture of the red one have gone through a fire. Is that what you have concluded as well? Again, thank you for the lovely blog and site. You are certainly wished many happy and productive sea glass searches! ; )
~Michele
www.glassbeadtreasures.ecrater.com
www.michelestreasures.blogspot.com
Wow! You have a beautiful collection! I hope to find some beauties as well! Love your blog!
Dear Sea Glass Lovers,
Thank you for visiting The Sea Glass Blog. Your comments and enthusiasm are always welcome. Thank you for your patience as we figure out this whole blog thing. We'll be posting again soon.
Mary Beth - www.WestCoastSeaGlass.net
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