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Here until 2.00 today! The Bridgewater Fair is now on. Lots of different things to look at, and the Devonshire tea looks amazing!

Really looking forward to this market.

 

Melted Moments Monday. I knew something was happening in the flame, but I couldn’t quite tell what until I opened the kiln the next day. All the colour had disappeared, and the beads were full of fizz — not what I was expecting, but still kind of pretty in their own way.

Head up that the one-off pieces on Etsy are almost ready to head off on their next little journey — from Etsy to the market, and then to T’Arts.
This is their last week online, before they go out into the world to find their forever homes.

I am so excited to let you know I will be doing 2 markets before Christmas this year! The first one is on Saturday November 1 at the Bridgewater Uniting Church. There are lots of interesting stall holders attending and a range of things happening throughout the day. Hope to see you there! I will share details of the second market soon.

My latest collection of jewellery is now available on Etsy. I have called it Ocean Sunset. Inspired by the colours where sea and sky meet, the Ocean Sunset Collection captures the shifting hues of the horizon — from deep ocean blues and greens to glowing sunset pinks and purples.

It’s been a nice day in the shop today at @tartscollective and I have stocked up on flower sticks. Red and green have been very popular….wondering why?! Sunday vibes are definitely more chill than Saturdays.

Nice afternoon for a little photo shoot! Can’t wait to share all the new pieces with you. Not long now.

You guys voted overwhelmingly for the blue/green combo, so that’s where I’m starting! 💙💚 My October one-off release will be listed on Etsy over the weekend. Subscribe to my newsletter to be one of the first to know when it’s live. There’ll be a mix of necklaces, bracelets, and earrings — I’m having so much fun putting it all together!

Melted Moments Monday. I found this old glass in an op shop and was instantly drawn to its shape and colour. Because it was chipped, it was cheap — so I took it home to see what might happen. I added a little blue frit, which somehow doesn’t look blue anymore! I love seeing how old glass transforms in the flame — always full of surprises.