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Month: November 2017

Nov302017

Coopers Ale Cufflinks

I have been getting lots of lovely feedback about the cufflinks that I have made. It seems that men are really pleased to see their favourite beer, Coopers Ale, used as the glass! I have made them with Coopers Ale, Peroni Beer, Kronenbourg Beer and Banrock Station Wine (and I’m happy to take custom orders… Read More

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Nov272017

Giant Twilight Christmas Market

champagne bottle jewellery

I’m making extra Champagne bottle jewellery for this market! The colour of this recycled glass is stunning, elegant and very classic. What: Giant Twilight Christmas Market When: Saturday 2nd December Time: 11am until 9pm Where: 230 Flinders Street, Adelaide Hope to see you there!

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Nov242017

Mixed Recycled Glass Bead Necklace

Recycled glass bead necklace

I don’t often mix the recycled glass beads in a necklace, but I really like it when I get around to making necklaces like these. One of a kind, made from champagne, beer bottle and Green Depression Glass.

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Nov232017

Dotty Necklace and Earrings #2

I have given you a little sneak peak of this necklace and earrings before, but I wanted to show you some more photographs. The necklace has sold, but I am happy to take custom orders if you think this might work for someone for a Christmas present. Check the shop for more information.

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Nov232017

Classic glass and silver earrings

Classic Glass and Silver Earrings

These classic glass and silver earrings are so easy and comfortable to wear. I have been taking requests for different colours, and I have to say the black glass earrings have turned out quite stunning! The green pair were made from a Bethany Wine bottle.

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Nov212017

Handmade glass beads

Handmade glass beads

Remember this post about all of my handmade glass beads? Well, it has been kind of annoying me that I have so many leftover beads and I never seem to do anything with them. Yes, they come in handy sometimes when things go a bit pear-shaped in the kiln, but mostly they are just left… Read More

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Nov162017Nov 16 2017

Dotty Necklace and Earrings #1

This month Colour Play is all about dots! I have always loved making beads with dots, and I also love wearing clothes with dots on them, so this month I thought I would make some jewellery with dots! I created 6 different necklaces, and 6 different earrings to match with them. This was the first… Read More

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Nov152017

So many beads…

I took my beads to the market on Sunday, and even I was a little bit shocked with how many I had accumulated! Whenever I have an order, I always make extra beads because sometimes things can go wrong! Most of the extra beads that I make can be used, usually nothing goes wrong, but… Read More

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Nov142017

Recycled glass cufflinks

I’m pleased to finally be able to offer recycled glass cufflinks for those people who have asked me to make them! I know they’ll make a really special gift for anyone who wears cufflinks. I have made the cufflinks from: Banrock Station Wine bottle Coopers Ale Beer bottle Peroni Beer bottle Kronenbourg Beer bottle. You… Read More

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Nov102017

Latest newsletter

Hello! My latest newsletter is now available. http://mailchi.mp/c8a616097370/new-jewellery

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