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Sea Glass Colors

There are 14 colors listed on my color wheel, and the craziest part is this is just a small snippet. I am missing some lime green, black, orange, yellow, milk glass, etc. The list goes on. Sea glass is so unique in that way! Sea glass color is dependent on the source of the seaContinue reading “Sea Glass Colors”

JEWELRY TIP: REMOVING WIRE MARKS

Real talk: I have been doing this trick for about as long as I have been making sea glass jewelry, and it finally dawned on me that not everyone may know it! If you already know how to get those pesky marks that transfer from the wire to your sea glass off, then you’re amazing!!Continue reading “JEWELRY TIP: REMOVING WIRE MARKS”

Business Planning: Monthly Goals

Evrything Beachy is a top priority for me, but even so, it can be easy to procrastinate on the business goals I have when my business is a side project. Work, family, life, and simply being tired all impact how much I can dedicate to the business on any given day. One strategy that IContinue reading “Business Planning: Monthly Goals”

Part of a Statistic: Coronavirus Layoffs

“I’d like to provide an update on your role in light of COVID-19. Thanks for making the time.” -HR At approximately 1:30 pm, I received the above email from my HR representative. I knew immediately that my 3 pm meeting would not be good. As a person who typically enjoys being right, I was hopingContinue reading “Part of a Statistic: Coronavirus Layoffs”

How To Price Sea Glass in Jewelry Part 1

Saying that sea glass is unique is both a cliche and an understatement. There are multiple features of sea glass that contribute to its individuality, making price calculations challenging. I am going to take you through the different aspects of sea glass to consider, and a guide on how I price the pieces I useContinue reading “How To Price Sea Glass in Jewelry Part 1”

My First Blog Post

Let’s start from the beginning: Hi, my name is Kayla. To establish some credentials, I have a B.S. in chemistry from Lehigh University. I went on to graduate from Rutgers University with a Masters in Business and Science, where I took courses in creating start-ups, digital marketing, finance & accounting, and more. The science portionContinue reading “My First Blog Post”