Oregon Float® blown glass floats:
Our Oregon Float® brand of hand-blown glass floats is created exclusively at Ocean Beaches Glassblowing & Gallery in Seal Rock, OR, and includes each of the styles of blown glass floats we offer. The Oregon Float® label assures that you will be purchasing a locally hand-made piece of glass art.
Our Hanging Floats are a variation from the original fishing floats. Rather than just sealing the float with a plug of glass, we stretch it out to loop it into a hook from which the Float can hang. These are a great option if you're short on horizontal display space, or would rather have a Float in the window.
The Hanging Floats are available in diameters from 3.5" (Ornaments) to 10".
All floats presented here are hand-blown by glass artist Bob Meyer of Seal Rock, OR
Betty's mix is a pleasing mix of Blues, Greens and Yellows, the name of which gives a nod to the person who first requested it.
Photo shows colors in the "swirled" pattern.
The Bronco mix is a combination of Oranges and Blues.
Photo shows colors in a Hanging Float, with the "swirled" color pattern.
The Cherry mix is our rich, Red color combination, reminiscent of the fruit of the same name.
Photo shows colors in the "swirled" pattern.
Cobalt Blues is a combination of a rich Cobalt Blue along with a contrasting variety of lighter opaque Blues.
Photo shows colors in a Hanging Float, with the "feathered" color pattern.
Deep Blue Sea is a combination of Teals and Aquas similar to our "Ocean mix", but tending more toward the Blues to more closely mimic the colors of deep tropical seas.
Photo shows colors in the "swirled" pattern.
Our Forest mix includes Greens that are reminiscent of the unparalleled variety of those found along the Oregon Coast.
Photo shows colors in a Hanging Float, with the "swirled" color pattern.
The Hyacinth mix is a combination of deep dark Purples along with lighter Lilac tones.
Photo shows colors in a Large Float, with the "optic mold" color pattern.
Jennifer's mix is a stunning combination of Blues and Violets, the name of which gives a nod to the person who inspired it.
Photo shows colors in a Hanging Float, with the "optic mold" color pattern.
Martha's mix is a great mix of Teals and Violets, the name of which gives a nod to the person who first requested it.
Photo shows colors in a Sitting Float, with the "swirled" color pattern.
Mike's mix is a great mix of nothing but bright Oranges, the name of which gives a nod to the person who first requested it.
Photo shows colors in a Hanging Float, with the "swirled after spiraled" color pattern.
Morgan & Taylor's mix is a pastel combination of Lilac, Blue and Yellow, the name of which gives a nod to the person (twins, in this case) who first requested it.
Photo shows colors in the "optic mold" pattern.
The Ocean mix is our Teals/Aquas/Jade Greens color combination, inspired by the view of the Pacific Ocean we have here on the Coast.
Photo shows colors in a Hanging Float, with the "optic mold after spiral" color pattern.
The Oregon Coast mix is our Teals/Jade Greens color combination - similar to our Ocean mix, but tending more toward the Greens to more accurately reflect the color of the Pacific in our area.
Photo shows colors in a Hanging Float, with the "optic mold after spiral" color pattern.
Our Rainbow mix is a cheery combination of all the colors you might expect to see - each in the most vibrant version we can find.
Photo shows colors in the "swirled" pattern.
The Seattle mix is an attractive combination of Blues, Grays and Lime Green - and may also remind you of a certain professional sports team.
Photo shows colors in a Large Float, with the "swirled" color pattern.
The Steel Blue mix is an attractive combination of slightly gray-toned Blues.
Photo shows colors in a Large Float, with the "swirled" color pattern.
The Tropical mix is rich combination of nothing but rich transparent colors, including Jade Green, Cerulean Blue, Gold Ruby and Saffron
Photo shows colors in the "optic mold" pattern.
Vicki's mix is a beautiful mix of autumn colors, the name of which gives a nod to the person who first requested it.
Photo shows colors in the "swirled" pattern.
Ocean Beaches Glassblowing & Gallery is owned and operated by Bob and Vicki Meyer. Bob is the primary artist of the gallery.