I have so many craft shells and beach themed supplies I decided it was time for them to have their own shop!
A smattering of what you'll find:
After a long hiatus from eBay and an even longer hiatus from selling seashells, I've decided to return to my roots. eBay is where I began in the online world nearly 7 years ago and I decided that with all the seashells I have, I should get back into selling them there.
I am not gunning for "powerseller" or competing with any other shell sellers, just selling off the thousands of shells I own. I'll be listing new auctions every week (a few days a week as time permits) starting at $.99
If you've ever wanted to add a little beachy chic to your home at a reasonable price, I welcome you to come check out my listings!
Here's a peek at what I listed tonight
I DO NOT use stock photos for my auctions, I have taken every photo myself, so what you see is what you get! (The craft shells are a "stock" photo but it is taken by me, of my current inventory; not something swiped from another online vendor- that drives me nuts!)
Happy Bidding!
I mentioned in a previous post that I found a table in the clearance section of the store marked down from $100 to $36 because there was some red paint on it
and also some damage around one of the knobs.
I used a little wood filler to fix the crushed area around the knob
Gave a light sanding to knock down the shine of the green paint and also to smooth out the wood filler
Then I dry brushed a layer of "Beach White" by Behr. This is leftover paint from my kitchen cabinets and trim work in the living and dining areas.
After letting the paint dry for 24 hours, I came at it with some sand paper to allow some of the green to peek through from beneath the white and I used Weldbond glue to adhere some little pecten shells to the knobs.
Here's the finished table in my living room
And this is what happens when I start playing around with pretty stuff
Well not really, my birthday was the day after Christmas, but I wanted to share the pendant I made for myself. I am always working to finish custom orders and never make anything lovely for myself. This is the first time I've tried soldering more than one component together and I'm pretty proud of myself. I cut out the backing on the sea glass pieces so the light could shine through. 
Coke bottle green and frosty white sea glass are bezel set in fine and sterling silver. The pretty little shell is called a pearl umbonium and I have them for sale here. 
What do you think?
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