Welcome to The Sea Glass Journal!
Welcome to The Sea Glass Journal, an online magazine for sea glass collectors, artisans and those who are just plain curious about sea glass. Learn more about the history of sea glass, some of the world's great glassing spots, craft and jewelry ideas, and from interviews with other sea glass lovers. Check back often as new articles are added regularly!
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The 2009 NASGA Sea Glass Festival in Erie, PA
The 2009 Sea Glass Festival, sponsored by the North American Sea Glass Association, will be held in Erie, Pennsylvania the weekend of Saturday, October 17 & Sunday, October 18.
First Annual Mermaid Tears Sea Glass Festival 2009, Prince Edward Island, Canada.
When was the last time you were at the shore with the sea breeze on your face, the sun like diamonds on the water? Picture a Heritage Lighthouse and keeper's quarters silhouette against the sky. Watch the Northumberland Ferry making her way across the Strait to the red sands of Prince Edward Island. Join us a at the Wood Islands Lighthouse, under the big top for the Mermaid Tears Sea Glass Festival, July 18, 2009. This could be a great beginning to your PEI summer vacation.
For up-to-date details visit Mermaid Tears Sea Glass Festival.
Sea Glass Festival 2008
So you couldn't make it to the NASGA Sea Glass Festival this year?
Here's the next best thing to being there. View a slide show of the festival as it progressed in Lewes, DE.
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Sea Glass Craft Idea: Candle Holders
Instead of putting your sea glass into a jar to place in the window box, try making a sea glass candle holder that will add a colorful accent and illuminate the room.
The Journal's Shard of the Month
November 2008
Sea glass stoppers of any color are a rarity, even for the avid beachcomber. To find a sun-colored amethyst stopper can be a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Sea Glass Destination: Sea Glass Beach, Fort Bragg, CA
Located in Northern California among the rocky coastline is what can be considered the Mecca for sea glass collectors around the world. Find out more about this beachcombers paradise.
Feature Article: The Godfather of Sea Glass
Richard LaMotte, author of Pure Sea Glass, Discovering Nature's Vanishing Gems
Few sea glass collectors don't recognize the name of Richard LaMotte. What does he have to offer the sea glass collector?
