Beach pebble art

This is a great sea glass picture of a of shore bird sitting a beach sign post. The sea glass, pottery and driftwood were found on the beaches on the North Shore of Massachusetts, the sand came from a beach in New Hampshire and the rocks are coral pieces that were picked up on a beach in Key West. They are set on a textured acid free paper. The picture is framed in a shadowbox washed wood frame that can hang or stand. Total Dimensions are about 8"x6" in the frame. A great gift for a family…

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2x2 wrapped canvas with art created with sea glass, driftwood, pebbles or shells found on the beaches of Martha's Vineyard. All pieces have a wire attached to the back for hanging.

This is a tree slice wall hanging. The artwork features original painting (grass & dandelions) using acrylic paints; and original pebble art with lake/sea pebbles and shells (two adults & a butterfly). A metal wire is installed on the back for hanging this piece on a wall in your home. Title: "Some See Weeds, Others See Wishes" Dimensions: 9x13 inches

While only 5x7 inches, this unique pebble art is sure to brighten even the BIGGEST of rooms. Our one-of-a-kind creations make for unique gifts for many occasions: Birthdays Weddings Anniversaries Showers Housewarming Holidays And many more.....OR, a perfect gift for YOURSELF!!! Lakeshore Rock Art handpicks each rock from the shores of Lake Michigan. And since no two rocks are the same, we can GUARANTEE that your Rock Art is 100% UNIQUE! Because of this uniqueness, your final product will…

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Pebble art ideas and DIY crafts to make stone and rock projects for home, gifts, and garden decoration with rock painting and setting.

One day, I thought about trying something new. I found some pebbles in my garden and decided to make art. It was my first time, so I kept it simple. I glued the pebbles on paper to make a flower. It looked nice, and I felt happy. This small project started my interest in pebble art. After my first project, I looked for more ideas online. I made animals, houses, and even a small village out of pebbles. Each project was a fun challenge. I learned to choose the right pebbles and arrange them in…

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