Kaleidoscope Large Outdoor Wind Chime Five Copper Chimes $175 at Coast Chimes
Always a popular choice, my kaleidoscope wind chimes and suncatchers look awesome anywhere, anytime, but they truly shine if they can be hung where early morning / late afternoon sunlight can filter through the glass from behind. I say the glass 'wakes up' when the sun shines through, and you are treated to that kaleidoscope of color.
The small pieces of artist-made sea glass are loosely trapped between two extra-thick plates of glass in a well crafted red cedar box frame. All the cedar is treated with an exceptional tung nut oil finish that will never peel or flake.
The five hand cut copper chimes are double brushed, treated with a reactive (that will also never peel or flake), scrubbed down with steel wool, and polished: gorgeous!
The beach stone clapper, or striker, produces a sweet sound against the copper chimes.
An absolutely amazing additon to any garden, yard, patio, or deck.
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Coast Chimes designer, artist, craftsman Tim Kline works with glass, copper, beach stone, and driftwood creating beautiful one-of-a-kind wind chimes and suncatchers. Inspired by nature. This blog focuses on his art, his materials, his inspiration.
Wednesday, September 27, 2017
Color for Your Garden
Friday, September 22, 2017
Awesome Handcrafted High-quality Outdoor Wind Chimes
Soothing, Cool Blue and Greens,
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The five copper chimes are double brushed, treated with a reactive (not paint, this finish will never peel or flake), hand polished, and suspended with handcrafted copper rings-- no string or fishing line to wear and break.
The beach stone clapper, or striker, produces sweet sound against the copper chimes.
See this and many other wind chimes, chimes, and suncatchers at Coast Chimes.
Friday, September 15, 2017
New Wind Chimes and Suncatches, Maximum Selection Right Now
Kaleidoscope Artist-made Sea Glass
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I am currently working hard making lots of new stock for the annual Sunshine Coast Art Crawl, October 20-22, 2017, and, yes, already for the fast approaching Christmas rush. This is a great time to visit my website, as it has the yearly maximum selection, before a big slump from stock cleared through art crawl sales, and then early Christmas shoppers.
My website can be found here: Coast Chimes
Wednesday, September 13, 2017
Sea Glass Freestanding Kaleidoscope Suncatcher
Freestanding Kaleidoscope Suncatcher
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Monday, September 04, 2017
Home on the Sunshine Coast, Good to be Back
Beach, Gibsons BC, Canada
After a short camping trip into the interior of British Columbia, as lovely as it was, I am reminded on returning to the Sunshine Coast just how lucky we are to live here. I have been back and forth across Canada, and through much of the USA, and the Sunshine Coast is awfully hard to beat.
We had a long, dusty trip home, much of it on gravel roads. That back country is wild and awesome. But an afternoon reading on the beach back home, swimming, and maybe a short snooze, is just about perfect.
This picture was taken near Granthams Landing, which is just steps from the small town of Gibsons. There was no one else on this section of beach. And the water was super clear, and warm.
If you visit the Sunshine Coast, try to leave time to visit Coast Chimes. You can see some real west coast works of art, perfect for gifts.
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Saturday, September 02, 2017
Wild British Columbia, Tenting Near Gold Bridge
Carpenter Lake, British Columbia, Canada |
We just returned from 2 nights of camping at Tyax Wilderness Resort, on Tyaughton Lake, just off the Carpenter Lake Road. The whole area abounds with camping opportunities, including some decent free sites.
This entire area feels very remote, even though it is just a day's drive from Vancouver. The main town, Goldbridge, has a population under 50. There are a lot of rivers, lakes, and some grizzly bears. A mother bear with 3 cubs was frequenting the area where we camped in our small tent: a bit of a sleepless night. It's funny how acute your night hearing becomes, when you know a bear is in the area. All those leaves rustling, twigs cracking. We never saw the bear.
Fun trip.
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