It used to have an additional line that read "A Place for Everything, and Everything in it's Place" but I erased it with my paintbrush. I like it better this way.
I admit I have sea glass scattered all over the house wherever I happen to empty my pockets.
Because when we're out walking I usually spot at least one more treasure to bring home.
Ta da! So isn't this the perfect place to stash my sea glass?
All sorted out by color too!
And take a look at this cool print that is underneath the lid.
My $3 sea chest filled with gifts from the sea.
One last shot of my pretty little treasures.
Treasures that the Captain may have never even thought to keep.
LOVE IT! And I love Maine! Only have been there once for vacation...we traveled Bar Harbor down to Ogunquit. It was an amazing week! I loved Camden.
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Polly
Fantastic find! My fantasy dream is to find a beach with sea glass...
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing your treasures!
So pretty . . what a nice way to display it too. Enjoy paradise! Sandy :O)
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Great idea putting the glass pieces in the gameboard.
ReplyDeleteThat is what I call a "tresor". It is a perfect place to store your lovely pieces of glass.
ReplyDeleteA bientot,
Leeann x
Lili - this is magnificent - just perfect for you seaglass teasures! Looks beautiful in your home!! LOVE this my friend!
ReplyDeleteVicki
OH the loveliest of sea chests and full of wonderful treasures from the sea. Perfect.
ReplyDeletehow sweet, the sea glass is just lovely. we looked for it a few weeks ago with the kids and really enjoyed it! great spot for your collection!
ReplyDeleteLili, I love your little sea chest, and of course all of your gorgeous sea glass! What a perfect combination!
ReplyDeleteKat :)
Lili, That Captian's Chest is an amazing find..good job restoring it. The chest conjures up all kinds of thoughts of stories of what it held before. Love your pic with the lavender and blue piece of Sea Glass. Happy Hunting.
ReplyDeleteFair Winds and Calm Seas,
Deborah Leon
www.mermaidspurseseaglass.com
I love the use of the old mancala board to sort the sea glass! I too have piles of seaside treasures all over the house...much to the amusement of my husband and anyone who comes to visit.
ReplyDeleteThat really is a treasure chest - absolutely beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, Lili, this is so gorgeous!!!! Seafaring style -love it. A perfect before and after for my blog, hahah.
ReplyDeleteOh, Lili, do you happen to have an actual before picture too!? Would of course love to include that if available.
ReplyDeleteThis is exquisitely simple.
ReplyDeleteJe t'adore.
I am jealous jealous jealous! Seaglass green with envy! I have never once found seaglass and I live 5 minutes from the Atlantic!!
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