Vegetable oil and an old rag is all you need!
It turns white-ish because of the salt that is still on the glass, but the oil removes it and lets the true color show!
I think sea glass is more and more beautiful every single day.
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| These are all the colors I've found so far... still on the hunt for something red or pink! |
See more of my sea glass projects {and this identical post} on my other blog today!
5 comments:
I have TONS of sea glass at my parents house (I used to call it "pretty stones" when I collected it as a child) that I never did anything with because I didn't know your trick! I'll definitely have to try it. Maybe I can even incorporate it into my wedding decorations. :)
So pretty! I want to live somewhere where I can collect sea glass! Or at least visit somewhere!
Thanks for the cleaning tip!
Aloha,
Sharon
www.tropicalseaglass.com
I didn't know that! Very awesome. I did use mineral oil on a large shell I found and it gave it lasting sheen.
Wow, it's beautiful! I didn't know it came in different colors!
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