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🔥🌿 Fire + Earth
Red swirls, deep greens and a little heat captured in glass. Bold, warm and grounded.

💧🌬️ Water + Air
Blue flowing through soft pinks and light blue — cool, dreamy and a little ethereal.

Four elements, two colour stories, handmade one at a time in the hotshop. ✨

Which one speaks to you?

🎃🎃🎃 Spooky season continues…

Three handmade, blown glass pumpkins, each with its own little personality and topped with a green glass stem. 🧡💚

Made by hand in the hotshop — because fall is better with a little glassy magic. ✨

🍂 Fall = cozy. 🕯️

My seconds tumblers get a second life as scentless soy candles, finished with cedar wicks for that warm, cozy fall glow.

And when the candle has burned through? ✨
Just wash out your glass and voilà — you’ve got yourself a wonky little cup, ready for its next life.

Because pretty glass doesn’t have to be perfect to be loved. ❤️

Use code FALL2026 on the website for 15% off and bring a little TideLine cozy home.

🍂 Time to let go and let in. 🍂

Fall is my favourite season — the changing, the cozy, the new beginnings… and the return to the hot shop. 🔥

I’m ready to let go of what’s been and make room for what’s next. New ideas, new glass, and hopefully a little bit of magic. ✨

Use code FALL2026 for 15% off everything on the website and take home a little piece of TideLine. 😉

See ya in the hot shop 😘🔥

When a customer sends your pictures of her getting ready, she looked gorgeous, but that necklace! 👌

The perfect little black dress pairs well with one of Vicki’s Beaded choker necklaces- The Bear

Today, on Truth and Reconciliation Day, I sit and reflect on how grateful I am to have been born into my family, and how incredibly proud I am of where I come from.

My Grandpa was one of my favourite people. He was soft-spoken when it came to talking about residential school. I only ever remember him sharing one memory with me—the memory of a nun rocking him.

He went on to do amazing things with his life. As I get older, I find myself looking back at him through a different lens. I think about his strength, his love, his humour, and the pride he carried for his family. I think about all that he endured, and all that he became.

This year, I was blessed to take a trip to Alaska with my mom. We took the train out of Skagway, and as we travelled up those steep mountains, I kept thinking about my Grandpa’s stories of taking the train as a boy to meet his Dad.

He would tell us that sometimes there wasn’t enough power for the train to make it up the steep hill, so the boys would get off and walk beside it.

As we climbed higher and higher, I could hear his voice in my head. Looking over the edge, I laughed to myself and thought, Grandpa, you were crazy! We were so high up, and yet nothing seemed to scare that man.

I hadn’t felt so close to him in a long time.

Today, I will reflect on my family, on my friends and loved ones who have been affected by the legacy of residential schools, and on the strength of those who came before us.

I will continue to try to live my life with love, honour and respect.

For my Grandpa. For my family. And for those whose stories still need to be heard. 🧡

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🐅 A little wild. A lot handmade.

Tiger print is in! 🖤💛🤍

These gorgeous beaded tiger-print earrings are handmade by Vicki Johnson of TideLine Gallery. Each pair is carefully crafted by hand, with that beautiful movement and texture that makes handmade jewelry so special.

And yes… they’re available on the website now! ✨

Perfect for adding a little wildness to your everyday look. 🐅

It’s pumpkin season I’m so excited to make! What colors are we thinking??