Friday, January 09, 2009

casting my net

Casting on the net on etsy is like fishing, one never knows what one shall catch.  Lookie what was in my net, these stunning sea weed works of art!  In the midst of winter, my mind wanders to warmer waters and to the sea.
These are from Alganet on etsy, from Spain.  
Just imagine these framed and hung in any room, just love these rosy pinks.  I can almost smell the salt and feel the sand between my toes, off to surf some more.  Oh, what a tangled web we weave and a bucket to sift through here in my net.
Cast your net, build castles, dream a bit and enjoy the weekend where ever you are.

26 comments:

Elena said...

Just beautiful. Do you really know how to surf?

pve design said...

In my dreams...I surf and on the web too, just no in those big waves. Now that would be fun.

Debra said...

Those little beauties would bring a well-deserved reprieve to any spot- especially right now.
Happy weekend.

pve design said...

Debra,
yes, especially on such a cold day here, and temperatures continue to drop.
Have a wonderful weekend.

Kwana said...

What a wonderful thought for the weekend and such beautiful works of art.

ALL THE BEST said...

Those are beautiful! And, as always, you have a wonderful way with words!!

pve design said...

kwana,
yes, would that feel nice, to walk on a beach and make a sand castle.
pve

ronda,
thanks again for the millionth time, for inspiring me with your words to jump in the blog pool.
looking forward to the best year ahead.
pve

Michelle said...

You just gave me a great idea for a client's home...they are really beautiful, and reference the sea without being theme-ey

heidi said...

loveliness!!!

ArchitectDesign™ said...

Those are amazing! Those are made from real seaweed??

pve design said...

michelle-
show us how you brilliantly use these in one of your interiors, please.
pve

stefan-
they are pressed like botanicals....you can see a photo over at etsy- of the press.
pve

Mary said...

I love these - but more I loved your comment on what you were collecting today - made me jump over here to see who this clever person was - thanks for the laugh.

Leciawp said...

Gorgeous! Happy Friday, Patricia.

Pamela Terry and Edward said...

These are gorgeous. Wouldn't they be lovely as jewelry of some sort?!
Have a wonderful weekend, Patricia!

Joyce said...

Simply beautiful! I'm off to visit it ETSY. Oh no hide the credit card!!
Have a golden weekend! Hugs...

PS thank you for sharing I love pretty things.

Unknown said...

YES! These a beautiful. Etsy is a treasure hunt!

Karena said...

Georgeous! very ethereal and I just love the whispiness of the art.

Liz Harrell said...

These are so beautiful and dreamy. They make me wish for Oregon coast. On a warm day, of course. :)

JoAnneBNA said...

ah, beautiful.

Diane said...

Mother nature is the most wonderful artist

Lauren said...

SO beautiful... I love natural elements like these

simply seleta said...

Boy, you're on a roll showing us unusual and beautiful things. These are lovely.

Come down my way to the warm waters of the blue sea. Or gulf, as locals call it. Sunny days and white sand await you!

annechovie said...

Very pretty! I could spend hours on Etsy - so much to discover! Have a great wknd., Patricia!

P.Gaye Tapp at Little Augury said...

I adore these-have them in my favorites on etsy-amazingly great price too- I have some old ones from the early teens-Pacific coast in an old album and some other seaweeds framed- whatever happened to the herbarium?- don't tell me its gone by the wayside as scrapbooking!

Michelle Parks McCourt said...

Lovely images.

Melissa Lewis said...

Oh wow, these are fascinating. I could spend hours on Etsy! Love these.