Once again I am so lucky. I was asked to make something with the new arrivals of ZnetShows Cultured Sea Glass. I was sent PMX11-B28 ( Cultured sea glass freeform regular center drilled nugget graduated stacking mix ) and PMX13-B28 ( Cultured sea glass freeform large hole nuggets ). There just isn’t anything prettier than the color turquoise. Add it to beautiful glass and POW you have something special.
I wasnt sure what I wanted to do with these beauties so with my good friend Sandra Washington, we decided to visit our local Mexican restaurant. Have you ever seen one one of those giant blue margaritas? 
My inspiration was on the glass not in it. 🙂
I added some epsom salt with a little clear polish to give the beads a salted or sanded look. I had a few of ZnetShows # S06-B28FIVE rounds and a few beads from my private stash. They actually glow in the dark !! This was just too cool. I hope you like my newest creations. I call this set…Salt on the rim. 😉
Its really hard to see but they do glow in the dark…..
If you like my designs please visit my FaceBook Page Stones and Bones Jewelry Designs and my Pinterest page Susan Nelson Bowie. Thanks!
- Special Thanks to Hope Smitherman for always keeping us inspired and excited and
- ZnetShows
Please visit these other talented designers to see what they made.
Susan Nelson Bowie 
Of course I LOVE that you altered the beads a bit. The affect you got is awesome too!! And those glow in the dark beads are too, too cool. Wonderful job on this challenge. I’m so pleased you enjoyed it 🙂
This was such a fun idea. The margaritas were pretty tasty, too! 🙂
Hi Susan, Adding the epsom salt was really creative. It looks wonderful on the sea glass. When I first looked at the pic I wondered how your did it . Thanx for the inspiration.
Susan, you’re so creative! Epsom salt! & glow in the dark. Very very cool ideas & creations!!!!