What is so beautiful, as well as all of the glass you're finding, is Cecelia and her mom enjoying time together. What wonderful memories they're creating, and maybe a lifelong pursuit for both of them to enjoy together or alone. Helping children to discover their interests and talents at an early age is so important. These creative pursuits can help us through many of life's challenges. I can't imagine how I would have coped through cancer treatments without my interest in art and the business my husband and I began years and years ago making our own products from my designs. To this day, my creative side sustains me and gives me purpose. Here's to you, Cecelia and Florrie!!!!
Beautiful memories in the making of sweet Cecilia and her mommy. I couldn't help but think of you Gail and Alex when she was little it was like a past and present moment.
Gail, that necklace is next level artisan magic. My wife would have absolutely gone crazy for it. It is absolutely brilliant. Can't wait to see what you two make next with these bits and bobs of glass history.
I was thinking the secret sea glass would look lovely wired together to make a lamp shade and when you turn the light on then you could see all the lovely colours shine through. Love the necklace. So very creative.
WOW what a fun day at the shore and the history you provided with the adventure is just incredible. Love all those finds. Gail, your necklace turned out amazingly beautiful, I love it.
Absolutely love seeing Cecilia letting a snail crawl on her hand and enjoying mudlarking! So many children these days are stuck to their phones and IPads, not gaining any knowledge of the real world and its history. Flo is so knowledgeable about so many things! I follow her on Instagram and love seeing her finds and the history! I love the drip that Gail found that looked like a shru🙂 it even looked like it had eyes! The necklace is absolutely awesome!!!!!!
Hello Gail and Alex!! What incredible history and old glass finds at Seaton's "Blobby" beach. Lol ; ) Gail, the necklace you made turned out so cool...a definite "one of a kind" piece that would get the "Shwoo of approval". Wink wink ; ) I was amazed at the "secret sea glass", you would've never believed it to be glass just by looking at it! Another awesome adventure from our "digging" Diva's, "The Northern Mudlarks"!! Have a wonderful week...Big ((Hugs)) and Love from Texas!! xoxo : )
Looks like a wonderful spread of finds from the 200 year old glass works. The blobby pendant necklace is terrific, amazing what people from all those years ago have left us and with your skills what fabulous creations can be crafted from was once considered rubbish. Well done girls another excellent video
Fantastic! Love those really old bottles - they're stunning - even pieces of them. The history piece on the factory was worthy of of a TV show. Seriously - fantastically written and edited piece. We loved the poetic ending about the chimneys rising into the sky too! One of our favourites so far! That necklace is absolutely stunning too! Just next level skills all across this episode! Bravo! 10/10! Willie, Sarah and Jack. :) x
Aww wow, thanks so much guys! We put a lot of work to this one! It was certainly a joint effort. Mum did the research and wrote the segment and I did the editing (and reading too obviously 😅) Much love, Gail & Alex xx
The slag glass ‘slugs’ and drips are fabulous. The drips remind me of the obsidian needles wind chime we bought in Alberta years ago. Even the large chunk of slag is similar to obsidian. Great finds! Especially the secret sea glass!
What a Wonderful all girls beach lark at the glass works. Loving these collabs with other Larkers. That little Cecilia has a keen eye. I saw her and her Mom Florrie in a video at the Victorian dump with Simon and a few others. I thought it was cute at the roundup Florrie was trying to par down their treasures and had some of Cecilia's treasures were among the non-keepers. Cecilia knew what was important to her and quietly walked over and put them back in the keeper pile. Gail, the necklace of (Glass Droplets) you made from Cecilia's gift is certainly one of a kind, as well as whimsical. Thank all of you Gals for sharing your Lark with us. : )
Enchanting place- Love the blobs and slag. Also the wonderful figures someone placed around. I love it when people make anonymous art and leave it around for others to enjoy. Necklace came out great! Somewhat reminds me of the asymmetrical fringe-y necklaces Native Americans of the Southwest US made of sticks of coral, and also the individual blobs and sticks remind me of ancient Roman phallic charm pendants.
Was out hunting sea glass today found some lovely bits we are in Northern Ireland, found small bit of pipe stem we don't get them as often as you would. Love watching your videos.
Hi from Melbourne, Australia again Ladies :) I think this is my fave necklace so far, just stunning Gail! and as usual such beautiful editing Alex - can't wait to see what comes from all that new sea glass ! :)
Thank you for taking us on this adventure and teaching us about the history of the Glassworks and of sea glass. Also thank you for showing us your talent again in making fine handmade jewelry with this type of glass
Awesome video again guys, i love all the different blobs and drips. The necklace is stunning and yes I think you would definitely be touching the glass pieces all the time. Thank you for sharing. Take care and stay safe and well.👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏🥰🥰🥰🥰🌸🌸🌸🌸
Flo's little girl is a wonder Mudlark at such a young age! She's been on some of the other videos I watch and she constantly amazes all those around her! That little lady is going to be a great archeologist! This has been an incredible video. The pieces of glass are extraordinary! The necklace is beyond beautiful, and yet...all of your creations are beautiful. Have a lovely week Northerns! Thank you for this very unique and intriguing video. I hope you return to this magical place.
Love having Florrie tag along ! Love seeing her along in Nicola and Si finds videos! “The girls” as I call them all have such fun when digging in dumps. Each person having their own eye to find specific items. Florrie having great eye for glass and china! Miss Cecilia has found some amazing finds in her own right! Honing an eye for spectacular finds at an early age!
The beige slag glass looks like a clump of seaweed! You could use some of the blobby glass to make some little fish and make a little under the sea scene!👏👏👍🇦🇺
THANK YOU FOR ANOUTHER FINE VIDEO. I LOVE THE STORIES ATTACHED TO YOUR FINDS. I LOVE THE BLOBBY NECKLACE GAIL MADE. BEAUTIFUL CRAFTING. I LIKE THE SCENERY AND YOUR ACCENTS. THANKS AGAIN AND STAY SAFE AND HEALTHY. ❤🙏❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏
Loved this trip, especially seeing Florrie and Cecilia with you. What amazing treasures you all found. I have a few pieces of Secret Sea Glass, too, that came from Seaham. I've been following Florrie's instagram for a long time. She is so knowledgeable about finds, art and history. Cecilia has the best eye for finding things on the foreshore and the beach. My Fav is always "It's a Bead!" when they're larking. Gail, the necklace is gorgeous. Would you to see you both make beads from this glass. Karen xx
I love seeing Florie and Celia with your on this trip! I've seen her on the dump visits with Simon. It's great they can do this together so well. Gail, you are so skilled with these tools!!! Did you have formal education with them? It's beautiful to watch each step! I also adore watching you and Alex searching and commenting as you go. Your combined knowledge is educational and entertaining!!! You should be awarded!!!
Hi ladies, love the slag glass you found. The necklace with the glass was excellent, congratulations Gayle. Put in your shop? Love to all, this is short on account of being unwell. Take care. Janice xxxxxx
Such a treasure trove of creativity!! Please share more of what you two artistic women create with all that you create from your fabulous finds. Your videos are a breathe of fresh air. Many THANKS!!!
That is an amazing beach with so much drippy glass. Those magic glass pebbles were a great find to. I really like the necklace that Gail made, it looked beautiful. Thank you and have a great week
I know you had so much fun finding all that beautiful stuff. I enjoyed watching you and your friend and her little girl. You can tell that she is having fun just like you.
Lovely lot of treasure today. Enjoyed the history as well. Again Gail you have surpassed yourself with the beautiful necklace. Great music to accompany your crafting.
I love your appreciation of globs and blobs of waste as industrial art. In Michigan at the old Ford plants the paint blobs are now collected for gemstones of art called Fordite. Beauty is in the eye of those who create it.
I love the secret sea glass, and seeing the bottles you have from the same period as the glassworks. What great fun! And of course the necklace is just stunning.
A lovely day with lovely ladies! The story is fascinating the scenery was just gorgeous and those crazy little sea sculptures of the mermaids it was so cool! Thank you ladies for another adventure! 💕💕WV🇺🇸 I had to add aren’t those onion bottles very rare I remember seeing the Mudpies find one, Josie and Adam were so tickled!
My family home Seaton Sluice, Collywell Bay was our favourite place when we were kids, to find sea glass and stones with holes in plus numerous beautiful stones. 😁Lorna
A wind, glass drippy, droppy, chime. Heat and fold over the ends and string them up. They would look lovely in the light and emit a little tinkling sound. Thx ladies for another superb video. 👏💕
Those added sound effects tho... (!) And that necklace!! Sweet Secret Sea Glass! (was thinking that only a ('stained glass') window in full sun would show those bits off to full effect) Great video- wonderful finds- and company along the way! Thanks for taking us all along- and Cheers from Maine!
Nice pieces of glass and lovely necklace. I would take the secret sea glass, put battery operated tea lights in a jar or snifter and put the sea glass on top of the light so the coloured of the glass lights up.
Very enjoyable video and learning history is always fun! There is a large community of artists in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. We stayed at a B&B around Christmas. They had the most beautiful glass tearshaped ornaments in different colors. They were the cast-offs from a local glass blowing artist. Reminds me of the pieces you found except larger.
What is so beautiful, as well as all of the glass you're finding, is Cecelia and her mom enjoying time together. What wonderful memories they're creating, and maybe a lifelong pursuit for both of them to enjoy together or alone. Helping children to discover their interests and talents at an early age is so important. These creative pursuits can help us through many of life's challenges. I can't imagine how I would have coped through cancer treatments without my interest in art and the business my husband and I began years and years ago making our own products from my designs. To this day, my creative side sustains me and gives me purpose. Here's to you, Cecelia and Florrie!!!!
As usual Mum scores 10 out of 10 with another gorgeous necklace!
Aw thank you very much 😊
Beautiful memories in the making of sweet Cecilia and her mommy. I couldn't help but think of you Gail and Alex when she was little it was like a past and present moment.
Gail, that necklace is next level artisan magic. My wife would have absolutely gone crazy for it. It is absolutely brilliant. Can't wait to see what you two make next with these bits and bobs of glass history.
Aw, thank you Kevin - I enjoyed making it! xx
Beautiful necklace Gail. Your work is special. Love watching you and Alex looking for treasures.
I was thinking the secret sea glass would look lovely wired together to make a lamp shade and when you turn the light on then you could see all the lovely colours shine through. Love the necklace. So very creative.
Oh thst we could mudlark in Colorado.
WOW what a fun day at the shore and the history you provided with the adventure is just incredible. Love all those finds. Gail, your necklace turned out amazingly beautiful, I love it.
Oioi lovelies! Looks like there’s gonna be some good history with this one 😎😍
oioi Josie you rock! Love you!
@@soulgamblers ❤️❤️❤️
Hey guys! Hope you enjoyed! Maybe your onion was made here?! 😂
Dear @@soulgamblers
👍👌👏 Definitely! But not only that! She squelshsquashes also! ;-)
Best regards, luck and health.
Dear Mudpies Josie.
👍👌👏 Nice to meet you here. Greetings to your Dad.
Best regards, luck and health.
Absolutely love seeing Cecilia letting a snail crawl on her hand and enjoying mudlarking! So many children these days are stuck to their phones and IPads, not gaining any knowledge of the real world and its history. Flo is so knowledgeable about so many things! I follow her on Instagram and love seeing her finds and the history! I love the drip that Gail found that looked like a shru🙂 it even looked like it had eyes! The necklace is absolutely awesome!!!!!!
Hello Gail and Alex!! What incredible history and old glass finds at Seaton's "Blobby" beach. Lol ; ) Gail, the necklace you made turned out so cool...a definite "one of a kind" piece that would get the "Shwoo of approval". Wink wink ; ) I was amazed at the "secret sea glass", you would've never believed it to be glass just by looking at it! Another awesome adventure from our "digging" Diva's, "The Northern Mudlarks"!! Have a wonderful week...Big ((Hugs)) and Love from Texas!! xoxo : )
Thank so much, glad you enjoyed it! xx
Looks like a wonderful spread of finds from the 200 year old glass works. The blobby pendant necklace is terrific, amazing what people from all those years ago have left us and with your skills what fabulous creations can be crafted from was once considered rubbish. Well done girls another excellent video
Love the little bits of history in your video's they're so very interesting. I appreciate you sharing them with us all. Happy treasure hunting!
That necklace is stunning. Such talent you have Gail, turning the discarded into a fine piece of jewellery. Fabulous stuff.
Thank you so much! Xx
Fantastic! Love those really old bottles - they're stunning - even pieces of them. The history piece on the factory was worthy of of a TV show. Seriously - fantastically written and edited piece. We loved the poetic ending about the chimneys rising into the sky too!
One of our favourites so far!
That necklace is absolutely stunning too! Just next level skills all across this episode!
Bravo! 10/10! Willie, Sarah and Jack. :) x
Aww wow, thanks so much guys! We put a lot of work to this one! It was certainly a joint effort. Mum did the research and wrote the segment and I did the editing (and reading too obviously 😅) Much love, Gail & Alex xx
I love both of your channels! Thanks for fun adventures!
I love those amazing drips and blobs! And Gale did a fabulous job making that beautiful necklace!
Thank you so much! xx
Soo glad you kept that very interesting piece 21:57. The best I thought. Your two guests were a nice addition. Love it all.
Love blobs 💕
What a wonderful historic place with the most unusual finds. Soo interesting!!😄
It is a fantastic little place! xx
The slag glass ‘slugs’ and drips are fabulous. The drips remind me of the obsidian needles wind chime we bought in Alberta years ago. Even the large chunk of slag is similar to obsidian. Great finds! Especially the secret sea glass!
Wow the necklace is amazing! Some really lovely and unusual finds this week - love it!
The tinkle drip necklace is gorgeous, love it
What an abundance of cool finds! It was a wonderful story about the glass bottle factory. Thanks so much 🙏
Great treasure with tons of history and reinvented so powerfully. Well done on another great video, many thanks
That looked like great fun, finding the 'secret' glass. Love the necklace.
Thank you! Glad enjoyed it! 🥰
Fantastic finds and fantastic handiwork, as usual! You never disappoint.
"Blobby bits" ! I love it !
How fun! Yes, please return again. 💗🤗💗
How enjoyable! Beautiful finds, and thank you for the history lesson!
You are both a treasure and so were your guests!
Cheers,
Rik
What a Wonderful all girls beach lark at the glass works. Loving these collabs with other Larkers. That little Cecilia has a keen eye. I saw her and her Mom Florrie in a video at the Victorian dump with Simon and a few others. I thought it was cute at the roundup Florrie was trying to par down their treasures and had some of Cecilia's treasures were among the non-keepers. Cecilia knew what was important to her and quietly walked over and put them back in the keeper pile. Gail, the necklace of (Glass Droplets) you made from Cecilia's gift is certainly one of a kind, as well as whimsical. Thank all of you Gals for sharing your Lark with us. : )
You guys blew it out of the atmosphere oh, that was so educational and mind-blowing thank you so much!
Wow! Thank you! We put a lot of work into this one 🥰
Oh my, that necklace,stunning
Enchanting place- Love the blobs and slag. Also the wonderful figures someone placed around. I love it when people make anonymous art and leave it around for others to enjoy. Necklace came out great! Somewhat reminds me of the asymmetrical fringe-y necklaces Native Americans of the Southwest US made of sticks of coral, and also the individual blobs and sticks remind me of ancient Roman phallic charm pendants.
Glass twigs! How fun! We adore your videos, thank you!
The necklace came out beautifully. Those sharper longer spikes would look really cool as Christmas ornaments I think.
Was out hunting sea glass today found some lovely bits we are in Northern Ireland, found small bit of pipe stem we don't get them as often as you would. Love watching your videos.
Brilliant! Fingers crossed that you find a whole pipe bowl too 😄🥰
Awe! I love Mums and Daughters who Mudlark!
Hi from Melbourne, Australia again Ladies :)
I think this is my fave necklace so far, just stunning Gail! and as usual such beautiful editing Alex - can't wait to see what comes from all that new sea glass ! :)
Oh my goodness. One minute into the video and I am ooooing and awwwwing out loud!
Love those secret sea glass! I know a pendant made of those would be beautiful, so unique!
I think I would be lost without your videos on Sunday, they give me so much joy.
Flo is always so sweet and lovely and Cecilia is her Mini Me. ❤
Thank you for taking us on this adventure and teaching us about the history of the Glassworks and of sea glass. Also thank you for showing us your talent again in making fine handmade jewelry with this type of glass
That mermaid is Fabulous love to have one like that!!
Little drops with silver...how charming and clever!
Thank you xx
What a beautiful spot in the world for beach combing adventure 🥰
Awesome video again guys, i love all the different blobs and drips. The necklace is stunning and yes I think you would definitely be touching the glass pieces all the time. Thank you for sharing. Take care and stay safe and well.👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏🥰🥰🥰🥰🌸🌸🌸🌸
Flo's little girl is a wonder Mudlark at such a young age! She's been on some of the other videos I watch and she constantly amazes all those around her! That little lady is going to be a great archeologist! This has been an incredible video. The pieces of glass are extraordinary! The necklace is beyond beautiful, and yet...all of your creations are beautiful. Have a lovely week Northerns! Thank you for this very unique and intriguing video. I hope you return to this magical place.
Thank you so much! Cecilia is a very tallented mudlark! We will definitely be returning xx
Those drippy pendants you made are gorgeous! Looks like a fantastic location 😊
Great to find out about the past of Seaton Sluice. I'm a local and will probably always visualise how the glassworks looked when I visit now!
It's a shame they didn't preserve some of it - but we can imagine! x
Love having Florrie tag along ! Love seeing her along in Nicola and Si finds videos! “The girls” as I call them all have such fun when digging in dumps. Each person having their own eye to find specific items. Florrie having great eye for glass and china! Miss Cecilia has found some amazing finds in her own right! Honing an eye for spectacular finds at an early age!
Love the blobs and seaglass ❤️ very special ❤️
Very cool. Well done Gail.
Those stick pieces mounted on a piece of drift wood would look like coral.
Gorgeous necklace Gail!
Love the figures guarding the water’s edge.
The beige slag glass looks like a clump of seaweed! You could use some of the blobby glass to make some little fish and make a little under the sea scene!👏👏👍🇦🇺
beautiful, the glowing tiny bubbles, fairy wishes
THANK YOU FOR ANOUTHER FINE VIDEO. I LOVE THE STORIES ATTACHED TO YOUR FINDS. I LOVE THE BLOBBY NECKLACE GAIL MADE. BEAUTIFUL CRAFTING. I LIKE THE SCENERY AND YOUR ACCENTS. THANKS AGAIN AND STAY SAFE AND HEALTHY. ❤🙏❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so much! xx
Wow! A major strike of very old sea glass. Way cool and very interesting necklace. Nicely done. Thanks kindly for another great video.
The History was facinating- loved it- thank you so much💐 just enjoy you two so much- you are my peeps
Loved this trip, especially seeing Florrie and Cecilia with you. What amazing treasures you all found. I have a few pieces of Secret Sea Glass, too, that came from Seaham. I've been following Florrie's instagram for a long time. She is so knowledgeable about finds, art and history. Cecilia has the best eye for finding things on the foreshore and the beach. My Fav is always "It's a Bead!" when they're larking. Gail, the necklace is gorgeous. Would you to see you both make beads from this glass. Karen xx
The necklace came out so cool !!!!!!
All of this gathering is amazing!
I like when you make things from your finds. Lot of work, much appreciated.
I love seeing Florie and Celia with your on this trip! I've seen her on the dump visits with Simon. It's great they can do this together so well.
Gail, you are so skilled with these tools!!! Did you have formal education with them? It's beautiful to watch each step! I also adore watching you and Alex searching and commenting as you go. Your combined knowledge is educational and entertaining!!! You should be awarded!!!
Beautiful Gail 😻😻
Hi ladies, love the slag glass you found. The necklace with the glass was excellent, congratulations Gayle. Put in your shop? Love to all, this is short on account of being unwell. Take care. Janice xxxxxx
Very intriguing history-really love the green of gooseberry glass.
Wow, excellent video and absolutely beautiful jewelry making Gail!
What a great history lesson I just learnt, Thank You.
Love that sculptural piece of slag that looks like a very high and designed necklace please
Such a treasure trove of creativity!! Please share more of what you two artistic women create with all that you create from your fabulous finds. Your videos are a breathe of fresh air. Many THANKS!!!
Those secret stone/glass pieces would look amazing set into a lampshade of some kind!
That is an amazing beach with so much drippy glass. Those magic glass pebbles were a great find to. I really like the necklace that Gail made, it looked beautiful.
Thank you and have a great week
Love the drippy glass pieces. They would look really cool if they were wire wrapped too, just a thought.
I know you had so much fun finding all that beautiful stuff. I enjoyed watching you and your friend and her little girl. You can tell that she is having fun just like you.
as always youre vlog is a perfect end of the weekend . learned some history while watching lovely ladys
Lovely lot of treasure today. Enjoyed the history as well. Again Gail you have surpassed yourself with the beautiful necklace. Great music to accompany your crafting.
I love your appreciation of globs and blobs of waste as industrial art. In Michigan at the old Ford plants the paint blobs are now collected for gemstones of art called Fordite. Beauty is in the eye of those who create it.
Great finds, Gail I love your necklace it's so gorgeous. Thank you
Beautiful drippy necklace love slag glass so pretty 😍♥️
I love the secret sea glass, and seeing the bottles you have from the same period as the glassworks. What great fun! And of course the necklace is just stunning.
Love the blobs!!! What a fun jewelry material!!!
I would love to go on an adventure with you all. It looks like so much fun.
A lovely day with lovely ladies! The story is fascinating the scenery was just gorgeous and those crazy little sea sculptures of the mermaids it was so cool! Thank you ladies for another adventure! 💕💕WV🇺🇸 I had to add aren’t those onion bottles very rare I remember seeing the Mudpies find one, Josie and Adam were so tickled!
Thank you! The sculptures are made by a local person and are dotted around the place! xx
Secret. Sea glass Wow!!
Greetings to Flo and Cecilia. Such unique finds this week. Loved the tear glass necklace. Would your have time to show a fluorescent ring being made?
My family home Seaton Sluice, Collywell Bay was our favourite place when we were kids, to find sea glass and stones with holes in plus numerous beautiful stones. 😁Lorna
What a great place to grow up! xx
Fascinating all the drips would look stunning hanging from a wire frame chandelier I can just imagine what you both could create. Very exciting finds.
Oh yes! That would be amazing! 🤩
Wonderful finds. Wish I could be there to help look for treasure.
Just stunning vlog...beautiful pieces, Ladies. Gail the necklace is just gorgeous...wow! Go team!
A wind, glass drippy, droppy, chime. Heat and fold over the ends and string them up. They would look lovely in the light and emit a little tinkling sound.
Thx ladies for another superb video. 👏💕
Those added sound effects tho... (!) And that necklace!!
Sweet Secret Sea Glass! (was thinking that only a ('stained glass') window in full sun would show those bits off to full effect) Great video- wonderful finds- and company along the way! Thanks for taking us all along- and Cheers from Maine!
Nice pieces of glass and lovely necklace. I would take the secret sea glass, put battery operated tea lights in a jar or snifter and put the sea glass on top of the light so the coloured of the glass lights up.
Most magnifique finds
Super video with great history and charming guests brilliant 👍
Very enjoyable video and learning history is always fun! There is a large community of artists in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. We stayed at a B&B around Christmas. They had the most beautiful glass tearshaped ornaments in different colors. They were the cast-offs from a local glass blowing artist. Reminds me of the pieces you found except larger.
As always.. bravo
Very nice!!! I love a good collaboration:) The necklace is simply beautiful...and I enjoyed seeing Flory and Cecelia again...thanks for sharing!
Your adventures are always so fun.