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NEW! Photo Coasters from Odonata Seaglass
Moon Bay Pendant Odonata Seaglass by Eileen Clark
Sea Glass Hair Accesories Odonata Seaglass by Eileen Clark
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I am a lifelong crafter and collector of anything I find in nature. In 2004 I combined my hobbies and began Odonata Seaglass. Odonata is the scientific name for dragonfly. These gossamer winged creatures represent so much that I strive for in my life. Greater awareness, mindfulness, creativity and transformation. I hope that you find inspiration from this blog. Eileen Clark Contact me: (203) 535 - 9442 or seaglass33@gmail.com
Thursday, April 16, 2015
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
Tool Tip
Chain Sta
Chain Sta
This is the best tool I have used in a long time. Don't know what I was waiting for. At about 13.00 it is a great buy. Do you ever try to attach items to a chain and either the chain drops or the jumprings go flying?
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The "Chain Sta" holds your chain in place so that both hands can do the work……Shouldn't I get paid for this free advertisement?
Nah - just happy to share a new discovery!
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Happy Spring 2015!
Odonata is breaking out of the winter coccoon for another year filled with shows and new design ideas. I love a good New England winter - but this one had me a little cranky toward mid February. I am very excited about my first event of the year this Friday - Sunday. It is held in the flower filled greenhouses of my favorite garden center. The warmth of the sun and people really take away the winter blues.
Odonata is breaking out of the winter coccoon for another year filled with shows and new design ideas. I love a good New England winter - but this one had me a little cranky toward mid February. I am very excited about my first event of the year this Friday - Sunday. It is held in the flower filled greenhouses of my favorite garden center. The warmth of the sun and people really take away the winter blues.
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| Odonata Seaglass at Van Wilgen's Escape To Spring |
My winter was busy helping my parents relocate from one house to another. During the packing my Dad found his father's butterfly collection. I had quite an adventure culling through the boxes of wings in every color of the rainbow.
O.K. - I know - It is mean, it is gross…..but I didn't kill em!
Below is a collage I created with the wings. It is 18" square and mounted behind glass.
This has begun a whole new thing for me. I am beginning another with peacock feathers!
If you are interested in collaging you simply get a board and paint a background with acrylic paint. Get some archival acrylic medium. It is basically fancy Mod Podge. A little dab of the glue on the spot and drop your wing, feather, leaf - whatever. A good old movie and a glass of Pinot are also very helpful!
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Thursday, October 9, 2014
Ornaments Are Ready!!!
Tis the season to make more of my famous one of a kind seaglass ornaments. Last year we had some trouble shipping the glass ornaments. This year I am making both plastic and glass at 22.00 I will present these this weekend.
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| Sea glass ornament by Eileen Clark Odonata Sea Glass |
Do to limited production these will not be offered on the website. Shows or email orders only while supplies last.
Killingworth Autumn Arts Festival
This Weekend
Sat. October 11 9:30 - 5:30
Sun. October 12 12:00 - 5:30
Madison Green, Boston Post Road, Madison, CT
Booth B-13 - outside row Meetinghouse Ln side of the green.
Sat weather is questionable - but Sunday is going to be beautiful. So I will suck it up and be there rain or shine …ughhhh
Friday, September 26, 2014
| Odonata Seaglass contest winner photo by Sharon Hirsch |
SEAGLASS CONTEST WINNER - SHARON HIRSCH
These are pottery shards from Hudson Bay and the local shore. I am not versed in pottery - but they are quite old.
The bottle neck looks to be over 100 years old.
Sharon tells me that it has a lavendar color. This is clue #1 for aging the piece. Between 1880 - 1915 manganese was used in the manufacture of clear glass bottles. They used it to mask out the aqua and green from iron and other impurities. Over time and sun exposure the manganese turns lavendar.The shape of bottle neck also gives us a clue. According to Richard LaMotte's Pure Seaglass - the shape of the neck verifies that it was made between 1850 - 1920. Fun Stuff Huh?!
Friday, September 19, 2014
| Odonata Seaglass Contest read on………. |
| Amber and Gold Cuff Odonata Seaglass by Eileen Clark |
I just love September! The nights are cool for great snoozing. The days warm up without getting too hot. Did you smell Fall?
The approach of Autumn inspired me to get back to the gold.
| Amber Earrings Odonata Seaglass |
This weekend I will enjoy one last burst of summer weather at
Fairfield Kiwanis Arts & Crafts Fair
On the historic town hall green on Old Post Road in Fairfield, CT.
10:00 - 4:00 9/20/14 - 9/21/14
| Gold Cage Necklace Eileen Clark Odonata Seaglass |
Email me some photos of your best seaglass
finds. I will post them to my blog. My pick of "Way Coolest" will win a seaglass cord necklace! Decisions will be posted on September 26.
| Autumn Curly Tube Necklace by Eileen Clark Odonata Seaglas |
email photos to: seaglass33@gmail.com
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
NEW ODONATA WEBSITE AND STORE OPEN NOW
New Website:
(same address different site)
www.odonataseaglass.com
New store site:
https://squareup.com/market/odonata-seaglass
The good news is that now that I am maintaining the sites myself I can keep your prices lower and add items more frequently.
If you attend a show and are not ready buy, you can access the store and look for a similar item. If you do not see it in the shop - simply email me a description. If it is still in stock I can post it to the store and you will have an opportunity to purchase it if you choose. All transactions are processed through Square. This is the same method I have been using at my shows.
Any questions or comments are welcome as this is new territory for me.
Eileen
New Website:
(same address different site)
www.odonataseaglass.com
New store site:
https://squareup.com/market/odonata-seaglass
The good news is that now that I am maintaining the sites myself I can keep your prices lower and add items more frequently.
If you attend a show and are not ready buy, you can access the store and look for a similar item. If you do not see it in the shop - simply email me a description. If it is still in stock I can post it to the store and you will have an opportunity to purchase it if you choose. All transactions are processed through Square. This is the same method I have been using at my shows.
Any questions or comments are welcome as this is new territory for me.
Eileen
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