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Month: February 2018

Feb282018

The end of summer blues…

bombay sapphire gin necklace

Here’s to the end of another month, and the end of another season. Summer where I live has been a real mixed bag this year, lots of hot weather, and lots of crazy weather in between. I’m looking forward to seeing what the days of Autumn offer me in terms of creativity for this year… Read More

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Feb272018

Blue Recycled Glass Earrings

I have been enjoying trying new things, tweaking old designs, and coming up with new work as part of my “Year of Recycled Glass Jewellery“. Today I have used some Banrock Station wine bottle beads, and mixed them with Bombay Sapphire Gin bottle beads. I love how nicely these two colours work together. I also… Read More

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Feb272018Feb 3 2018

All about red #4

red glass bracelet

A recap of Colour Play this month: Week 1, Week 2, Week 3. This final week I have made an asymmetrical red bracelet, and a pair of earrings that will work perfectly with that bracelet. For those days when you don’t really need/want to wear a necklace, but would like something to adorn yourself! This… Read More

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Feb262018

Long + Swingy + Sparkly

green recycled glass earrings

= my kind of earrings! The beads were made from a champagne bottle, and the long tubes are copper that I have enamelled. I love the shades of green. I love how the beads dangle and swing when you wear them. Lots of movement in these earrings.

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Feb252018

Mixed green recycled glass bracelet

recycled glass bracelet

I have mixed up beads from champagne, beer and wine bottles in this green bracelet. The recycled glass beads work well together, and I like how the drop beads sit on the wrist.

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Feb242018

Monochrome Recycled Glass Earrings

recycled glass earrings

I have been having a lot of fun playing with the beads that I made from a Hendricks Gin and Banrock Station bottle. They work together so nicely! I couldn’t resist making a pair of asymmetrical monochrome earrings to add to the collection. PS It was a bit tricky getting this finished today because it’s… Read More

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Feb232018

Monochrome bracelet

recycled glass bracelet

I have been loving getting my seed beads out this year, it’s been a long time since I have played with them! Anyway, here’s a bracelet to match the necklace that I made yesterday. The feature beads are from a Hendricks Gin and Banrock Station wine bottle.

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Feb222018

Hendricks Gin bottle necklace

recycled glass necklace

Firstly, a big thanks to everyone who sends me their empty gin bottles! I really do appreciate the effort you make to get them to me. Secondly, the necklace I made as part of my year of recycled glass jewellery. Today is day 53, yes that’s right, I have made 53 pieces of jewellery from… Read More

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Feb212018

The cutest yellow earrings…

yellow glass earrings

Remember that yellow vase from yesterday? Well, I had some beads leftover after finishing the bracelet, so I decided to make a pair of earrings with the smallest of the beads. Oh, how they sparkle in the light! Such a pretty colour.

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Feb202018

When a vase is no longer a vase….

remake, remade, reuse

…the other day my friend Jenny gave me a vase that was no longer able to function as a vase. She thought I might like the glass to make beads with. She thought right! I actually couldn’t wait to break this vase and start melting beads. I was curious to see how the colour would… Read More

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