Coast & Current Glass Floats

09/13/2022

Love from Canada 🇨🇦

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06/20/2022

Coast and Current is all ready for a new week at in downtown Langley! The store is open Wed 11-2, Thurs to Sat 10:30-5 and Sun 10-4. Can't wait to see you there!

05/30/2022

So excited! Come visit the Hayloft Vintage Mall in downtown Langley, I've been invited to stay on as a regular vendor, and have lots of plans for Wednesday restock days coming up!

05/22/2022

Beautiful blues and greens have arrived! Unpack with me! Some of these and others will drop at the next week!

05/03/2022

We were extra busy this past weekend with the Bayview Arts Spring Market on Saturday and setting up a brand new booth at on Sunday, but I'm so incredibly pleased with how it came together! Coast and Current will be here at the Hayloft in Langley for the month of May, with fresh stock to see every Wednesday!!!

05/02/2022

So excited to be a part of the Hayloft Vintage Mall in Langley,, starting this week!

04/24/2022

We will be at the Bayview Arts Spring Makers Market Tour in Crescent Beach on Saturday April 30th! 27 local artists and makers are participating, can't wait to see you there!

04/22/2022

*Sneak Peek*
Some new jellyfish friends and other sea critters will be joining us this Saturday at the Spring Crafty Affaire! See you there!
Ocean Park Community Hall
1577 128th St, Surrey 10-4
Crafty Affaire Market

04/19/2022

Is there a beach or ocean-lover in your life who would adore these? Each one is made from an authentic vintage handblown glass fishing float (approx 70-80 years old), and would look beautiful displayed with your beachcombing treasures!

Crafty Affaire Market

04/10/2022

So pleased with how these custom cedar wood float hangers turned out! These are vintage Canadian-made floats, they were fished out of Ladner, British Columbia, and they belonged to my client's father who was a local seine fisherman and boat builder ❤