Sea shell plate is in another treasury. This one is called Under the Sea, created by Hirjalda Mobley.
http://www.etsy.com/treasury/ODEzMjAyN3wyNzIwMzQ0MzIx/under-the-sea?index=0

 Her shop at etsy is called sofisticata. You should check out her shop. She creates really fabulous hair and shoe clips.

Ok the bowls are out of the kiln and for a first time I think "not to bad". I was really excited to open the kiln and see how this new technique would turn out.

I used a matte blue green glaze (I love this color) then placed round flat back colored glass pebbles (bought at Michaels Arts & Crafts). (Have I ever mentioned that my "real" job is working for Michaels? Well I do. Anyway. I placed the glass around the rim. On the bottom I arranged some glass pebbles to look like a flower. And this was the result.

I also had a couple of mini bowls that I decided to add glass pebbles to the bottom of. These I really liked. There is a lot to be said for simplicity.

Well there they are. My first attempt. Not sure what I was so nervous about. I will keep on practicing this technique. The possibilities are endless.