Add a splash of ocean magic with sea glass!
Tumble Works creates sea glass for place cards, crafting and decor. We are a family-owned business based in Southern Alberta. Shipping is available across Canada and the US. (shop)
Featured Item
Sea glass place cards - Light sea green - Set of 20 - Irregular shapes
Sea Glass Place Cards
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Oh baby!
For those who don't know me, my name is Trisha and I own and run Tumble Works, along with my partner Nick. We have 2 beautiful kiddos who love to...
Oh baby!
For those who don't know me, my name is Trisha and I own and run Tumble Works, along with my partner Nick. We have 2 beautiful kiddos who love to...
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How To Order
Order Tumble Works products on our website (cheapest), through Etsy (check out our reviews!) or on Amazon US (expedited shipping options)
How To Order
Order Tumble Works products on our website (cheapest), through Etsy (check out our reviews!) or on Amazon US (expedited shipping options)
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How to Write on Sea Glass
How to Write on Sea Glass A lot of people have asked me about the best way to add names to sea glass place cards. Whether you're a beginner letterer or a...
How to Write on Sea Glass
How to Write on Sea Glass A lot of people have asked me about the best way to add names to sea glass place cards. Whether you're a beginner letterer or a...
Calligrapher Spotlight
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Lavender and Sea
"I'm Nikki! I’m the artist and owner behind Lavender And Sea. My journey with art started at a very young age. I started with drawing but have had an affinity for most things creative since I can remember. On top of that, I’ve always wanted to be a business owner! Lavender and Sea
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The Blonde Scribe
"I'm Dana DiLenardi, a lefty modern calligrapher and lettering artist based in Chicago. I am a lover of clean, simple designs and believe that hand lettering and calligraphy give that extra special touch to just about anything." The Blonde Scribe
What is Sea Glass?
Seaglass is formed when discarded glass products are broken down and tumbled in the ocean. The result is smooth, frosted glass pieces.
Living on the Canadian Prairies, I've rarely had the opportunity to collect those precious, seaglass gems. Not easily discouraged, I started making my own mechanically tumbled seaglass.
Most of the glass I use come from post-consumer sources. It brings me joy to take old or discarded glass and give it new life.
About Us
Hi there! My name is Trisha and I'm the online presence for Tumble Works. My partner (in life and business) is Nicholas and together we raise two kids while running our home business in Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada. (more)