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  1. 06-13-2010, 7:36 AM #1
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    Sea Shell Supplier

    Hi Creekers,


    Can anyone help me with a sea shell supplier for place names names on wedding tables.

    Cheers Ian
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  3. 06-13-2010, 10:03 PM #2
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    Hi Ian, a bit more info please. What kind of shells and what sizes/shapes are you looking for? I know a local guy here with pearl oyster shells who grinds, polishes, and cuts them to whatever shape you want.
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    Just plain old (real) shells I saw today at Michael's, $2.99 for a bag. You might have to buy a few bags to get enough that would work, though, they were mostly small but some up to 2".



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  5. 06-14-2010, 8:45 AM #4
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    Hi Joe,

    If you send me your email I will show you a pic.


    I cant work out how to zip and send via the Creek.

    Thanks Ian
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