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Month: March 2018

Mar312018

I’ve been trying to make this bracelet for about a week…

recycled glass bracelet

….I can’t tell you how many times I have pulled it apart, taken beads out, put beads in, put it back together. Nothing felt quite right until I got to this version, and this one made me smile. It’s a little bit quirky and different, but also a little bit stunning! Made with Hendricks gin… Read More

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Mar302018

Hendricks Gin bottle cufflinks

recycled glass cufflinks

Last year I made a range of cufflinks in a variety of different types of glass. Today I am adding Hendricks Gin to the list of options. They are super dark, with a hint of brown.

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Mar302018

Bombay Sapphire Gin earrings

recycled glass earrings

Time to try something a bit different….Bombay Sapphire Gin earrings that look a bit like this:

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Mar282018

Hoop earrings

recycled glass earrings

I have been trying to do both simple, and more complicated pieces lately! Today it’s time for some simple hoops. The beads have been made from a wine bottle. Such a great colour, and a simple style that just works!

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Mar272018

Leftover beads

recycled glass necklace

I do love having beads leftover from my various projects so I can make these mixed beads necklaces. This necklaces features beads from wine bottles, champagne bottles, and a few other green glass objects!

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Mar272018

Colour Play #4 – Flowers

blue flower necklace

And now for the final instalment of my colour play series for March! It’s been a lovely flower-filled month, and I have really enjoyed making this work. Today it’s all the pretty blues and greens featuring in this necklace! I love how bright and vibrant the beads are.  All a little bit different, lots of… Read More

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Mar262018

Simple earrings, pretty beads made from a wine bottle

recycled glass earrings

Sometimes it’s nice to keep things simple! I have been putting lots and lots of beads together lately, and today I took a deep breath, picked two beads that matched, and made this really pretty pair of earrings. I love how they sparkle when you wear them. The hooks are a great length, and I’m… Read More

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Mar252018

Blue recycled glass necklace on silk cord

recycled glass necklace

I’ve been making lots of bracelets lately: bracelet1, bracelet2, bracelet3. I had almost forgotten that I also like to make these necklaces! I love how colourful this necklace is, and it’s on silk cord too, so it’s perfect for a casual trip to the shops or a quick coffee with a friend. [P.S. Sorry about… Read More

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Mar242018

Tanqueray Gin and Bombay Sapphire Gin bottle bracelet

recycled glass bracelet

I’m starting to make some beads and jewellery from all sorts of gin bottles. Usually I would just stick to the same glass, and make the jewellery from that (which looks rather nice). But for some reason I am putting all sorts of colour combinations together. Today it was time to see how Bombay Sapphire… Read More

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Mar232018

Be-Gin Again

recycled glass bracelet

I’m starting to play with some new ideas for an exhibition! My exhibition is part of the Penola Arts Festival and officially opens Friday 18 May. It will be at Local Images. The exhibition is called “Be-Gin Again” and will feature beads made from gin bottles. The bracelet below has beads from a Bombay Sapphire… Read More

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