During the summer we usually end up picking up quite a bit of seaglass. If you don't know what seaglass is, its bits of glass rounded smooth by its time in the water. Here is some that I have picked up previously...
I've got a bunch of the stuff, and I've always wanted to make jewelry out of it. A few weeks ago on impulse I bought the Dremel Drill Press Attachment with the intention of using my Dad's old Dremel. Well it came and it didn't fit into the Drill Press. So then I had to buy my own Dremel tool. I also bought some diamond drill bits for drilling the glass, some protective eyewear, new collets (the ones that came with the Dremel were too big for my drill bits), some jewelry making accessories and finally yesterday I was able to drill some glass.
So now that I'm able, I'll have to think about what to do with all of it.
Sunday, February 24, 2008
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- catholicandgop
- Catholic and politically conservative, I graduated with a BA in History (concentration in American) and Political Science. I'm between two parishes; one in Wisconsin that is fairly traditional, and one in Illinois that is fairly liberal. I teach CCD. I work in the food service industry, which basically means I'm working in fast food until I find a better job. I'd like to work for the church somehow. Right now I'm working on getting my teaching certification, although I'm unsure thats the correct path for me. This blog is as random as I am. I hope you enjoy.
3 comments:
How pretty!! I have a hard time finding sea glass here. Glad you don't.
I love sea glass. Reminds me of growing up on the beach in FL.
You can't find it here, can you?
That would be cool!
I've never seen any on the beaches in Chicago. Actually we really only find it on one beach in Kenosha. We've tried other ones and we haven't been successful. Must be the way the currents run or something along those lines.
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