Wow, love the colors of the glass!!Nice project. What's underneath?`Is it aluminum foil? I used apiece on a potato bin I'm working on. I had suncatcher from the TS and put aluminum foil underneath. I also want to do a half stepping stone with a sun motiff and I was planning on aluminum foil under the glasss on that.

Nice to see you posting again, even if the servers are giving us fits!!

Maria

Ooooh, Pretty Shondi!! Nice to see you posting again! Is that on a mirror? I looks very beachy. Hmmmm, now I just wonder what inspired that?? Love Auntie Kat

Very nice way to use beach glass. W/look very pretty grouted or ungrouted.

that is very pretty! great colors

Here are my pretty seagulls grouted. I originally used unsanded grout in white to do the top half. But, the gulls did not stand out. So, I left the gulls alone, and mixed a colored grout additive to my sanded grout, and managed a greenish blue tint. I used regular white sanded grout to do the bottom half. The end result is pretty. I like it best with the light shining behind it. That base of this is a textured glass plate. I can't wait to see it laquered and shining. It still needs a few touch ups. Thanks for taking a look!

VERY NICE!!! Love the colors!!!

You surely figured that one out right. I LOVE the way the light in back shows through. Just beautiful!

Makes me want to go to the beach........LOVELY!!!!!!!

So pretty. I just love the colors! Looks great with he light behind it

Maria

Turned out lovely! Sea glass is fun to use, and the muted tones are so soft and pretty.

Very pretty and restful...love the soft colors, esp with the light behind. Nice job, I can never get beach glass to work for me.

Rose, your plate looks beautiful! I love the way the birds are highlighted with the light in the background. I'm so glad to see a mosaic with beach glass; this is the first one I've seen.

great job, I really like the color blending in the grout! so nice with the light through it too.