I love to collect the sea glass at the beach, I have my favorite spots in the Pacific Northwest - namely on Vancouver Island. Now if you cannot go out and collect glass, there are bags of "man made" sea glass you can purchase that are really similar.

If you are going to place your sea glass on a slick surface, like glass, then you need to give it a rough surface for the glue to take hold. I use etchall dip n etch liquid to etch any glass to give it a "tooth" for the glue to take hold. If you are adding it to paper then no need to rough it up, it already is porous.

I next laid out a general template of what I wanted the mosaic to look like on a sheet of paper that was the same length and height as the jar. Then it is just all about adding the epoxy glue to the jar and placing on the sea glass. If doing it on paper than you can just draw out your design.

Last is to add a little bit of rope at the top to finish it all off and complete the look.

Learn how to make this sea glass jar in this video tutorial.

This first project type has the sea glass on an upcycled jar to make a cool vase.

Learn how to make this mosaic art in the video tutorial.

The second project is a framed art prices with a sea glass wave. Enjoy two different ways to turn your found sea glass into something creative!