It’s always an honour to be part of the annual Flame On exhibition at Kirra Galleries in Melbourne. I am excited that this year I’ll get to see all of the work, as it is starting soon, and we are heading to Melbourne in the school holidays.
I have been making so many beads lately, I have lots of projects happening! I really need to find time to make some jewellery soon. These beads will be used for the Colour Play jewellery that I am making TODAY! I should have the work photographed and listed soon. Stay tuned!
I am still working on the jewellery for Flame On. I am liking this design, and hoping it will all work out beautifully by the time I am finished!
The view from my studio today is all about the recycled glass beads that I have made for the Flame On exhibition opening at Kirra Galleries in Melbourne on July 13! I have some solid ideas for the jewellery, and now I just have to make it happen! I like to take my time with this part of the process, because it’s really important that when someone is wearing the jewellery that it sits nicely and feels comfortable.
I’m just letting you know about a market happening in July! It’s another Etsy market, and it is going to be amazing! Hope to see you there. This is the link to the Facebook event.
I’ve been having fun with lots of colours this week!
I’m still working on the next colour play range of work, so instead of sharing that, I’ll just have to recap what I made this month! I’m so grateful that most of this jewellery has found a new home! Thanks for supporting my creative business. I love making new things to share with you. (Hint: click on the photo to take you to the shop)!
I have a range of Moet Champagne bottle jewellery available on my website and in my Etsy store now. This glass is such a lovely olive colour, and beautiful to work with. And, it has a really great story! An item destined for the bin, recycled into beautiful jewellery. What’s not to love?
There always seems to be something to try with these necklaces. Today, some fresh green beads!
And finally, it’s time to show you what I made in Yellow! I always find yellow a tricky colour to work with, because it’s not a particularly favourite colour of mine! But, I enjoyed making these yellow beads! I like how they turned out.
You can see the Brown jewellery here.
And you can have a look at the Orange jewellery here.
You can find the Red jewellery here.
And you can find the jewellery in the shop here.
