Mermaid’s (Tear) Wrapped Seaglass Pendant
January 1st 2012 Posted for Wire Wrapping
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Just for a Tear
The shores of Prince Edward Island were a little frozen when we beachcombed yesterday. However, I had to have that first piece of seaglass to wire wrap for a New Year’s Pendant.
December 31, 2011, our way to bring in the New Year.
This is our beachcombing beach on the north shore of PEI, notice the ice on the tops of the rocks? Ya! no kidding the North Shore was fabulous and the winds were about 10 knots, gorgeous day if you were dressed for it.
One tear cried onto the shore.
As I’m walking the beach this rolled up in front of me. I felt like I was serving as a valet parking attendant at the Ritz and a Rolls-Royce had just pulled up for me to pick up. One Mermaid’s Tear, a beautiful piece of seaglass – was there a subliminal message here? I think so, “quick pick it up” I heard yelling from the back of my head.
Lots of colour found today.
These seaglass shards complete my collection of finds for the day. Notice the orange piece of seaglass? I looked up West Coast Sea Glass, they have a poster marking the rarest of all pieces. What a journey a piece of sea glass makes until it arrives in hand.
Sea Glass 2012
For a closer look
I incorporated a twisted square wire
A few Swarovski crystals are added to the top of the bail
Excited about Sea Glass
A picture from the top
The End!
Thank you for stopping by my post on Mermaid’s (Tear) Wrapped Seaglass Pendant. I hope you enjoyed the walk / glass / wrap. Wishing you all the best as we start the New Year, happy wrapping.
~ seaglass cindy
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Very impressive! Love it! I want to know a/ which beach, b/ when the classes start!
A nice piece of sea glass and a lovely wrapping job. Way to start the new year.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen any kind of pendants wrapped the way you do them. Very pretty!
Congratulations for this fabulous pendant. I am just starting having fun with wire wrapping and don’t know if I will ever get as good as you doing it. Keep up your wonderful work. Ginette – Québec – Canada
Thank you Genette,
I remember my first piece of wire wrapped sea glass, I still have it kicking around somewhere, I thought it was a piece of sea glass turns out it was a clear rock. The wrapping, wow, when I look at it now but hey that was back then, practice makes wonderful pieces.