My Story

Sea glass is where it all started — I couldn't stop picking it up, and eventually decided I needed to actually do something with all of it. So I grabbed some copper wire, found a few tutorials, and started making pendants. Then I found beads. Then gemstones. Then I basically lost control (in the best way).

I'm 100% self-taught, which means a lot of trial and error — and a lot of gratitude for the generous community of artisans who share their craft.

And to everyone who takes the time to look through my work — thank you. It's you who keeps this going, and being able to share these pieces with you means the world to me. I hope you love wearing, displaying or gifting them as much as I loved creating them.

— Terrie

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  • Terrie in a bright green jacket bending on a rocky beach, collecting sea glass into a white bucket with a blue handle, with the ocean and a partly cloudy sky in the background.
  • Collection of various sea glass pieces arranged on white paper towels on a wooden table, sorted by color, including white, green, brown, blue, and amber.
  • Display of handmade jewelry, including necklaces and earrings, arranged on white and black cards at a market stall. The jewelry features various beads and designs, with price tags attached.
  • Terrie working at her jewelry crafting station, surrounded by pliers, wire, and beads.
  • Sea glass in shades of green, blue, and amber collected in a blue bucket.
  • Terrie wearing a colorful headband and purple shirt is working at a table covered with jewelry-making supplies, including chains, charms, pliers, and containers of beads and findings.
  • A sea glass hunting beach in Nome, Alaska, scattered with small rocks and pebbles.
  • Terrie and her sister making sea glass, bead, and copper jewelry at a table.
  • Terrie gardening near an agave plant in the Arizona desert, with mountains in the background.
  • Terrie standing behind her table at a craft fair, displaying earrings, necklaces, and jewelry accessories.
  • A sea glass hunting beach in Nome, Alaska, bordered by a rocky breakwater.
  • Sea glass and rocks in white, green, brown, blue, and amber arranged on a white paper towel.
  • A sea glass hunting beach in Nome, Alaska, with driftwood scattered among the rocks and pebbles.
  • Terrie and her sister smiling on either side of a table covered with jewelry-making supplies in bowls.
  • A sea glass hunting beach in Nome, Alaska, with people fishing and boats docked near the shore.
  • Terrie and her sister behind their display table at an indoor craft fair, showcasing earrings, necklaces, and other handmade pieces.