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Month: May 2018

May312018

Sparkly wine bottle earrings

recycled glass earrings

I have had lots of fun combining more than one bead to make earrings this week. I still have a few days to go, but today’s pair of earrings is super sparkly!

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May302018

Champagne and gin earrings

recycled glass earrings

Similar style to yesterday’s earrings, but this time with different beads. I have used beads that I have made from champagne, Bombay Sapphire Gin and Tanqueray Gin bottles. Love the colours in this pair.

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May292018

Classic timeless earrings

recycled glass earrings

I love the contrasting shape and colour in these Gin and Tonic earrings. The top bead is from a Fever-Tree tonic bottle, decorated with smashed up glass. The bottom bead is from a Hendricks Gin bottle. Love the shape of this bead, and together it become a classic timeless pair of earrings that I think… Read More

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May282018May 1 2018

May Colour Play #4

green handmade glass bead necklace

Hope you have enjoyed colour play for May! I enjoyed making the beads and the jewellery. Now it’s time for the last of the necklaces, this time with a green theme.

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May282018

Sparkly Hendricks Gin Earrings

recycled glass earrings

Hidden inside yesterday’s post is a pair of earrings that I made with two different beads. I don’t often put two beads together, and yet every time I do I wonder “why don’t I do this more often?” This week my challenge is to make earrings with two beads! I’m actually looking forward to seeing… Read More

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May272018

Day 146 and 147

recycled glass necklace

I missed a day of making this week, so today I made two pieces to make up for it. I have used beer bottle beads to make a simple, but lovely necklace and earrings.

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May262018

Bombay Sapphire Gin earrings

recycled glass earrings

Today I am sharing a slightly new style of Bombay Sapphire Gin earrings.

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May252018May 25 2018

Luscious

recycled glass bracelet

I love it when I have all of my recycled glass beads out on my desk and I can see them all, and start working across the colours, instead of just using one single colour. This luscious bracelet is what happens: Beads made from: Hendricks Gin, Coopers Ale, Pink Depression Glass, and 2 old purple… Read More

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May242018

Change one thing…

recycled glass earrings

I’m slightly obsessed with the idea of changing one thing in a design to create a completely new thing! It kind of started with these bracelets (bracelet 1, bracelet 2, bracelet 3, bracelet 4). And today I have done it again with two pairs of earrings. I have used the same beads, and the same… Read More

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May222018

A customer request for a blue/green necklace

recycled glass necklaces

I have been sharing lots of photos of jewellery that I have made from Bombay Sapphire and Tanqueray Gin bottle beads, and last week I shared this photo. I had a lovely response from one customer who then asked if I could make a necklace without the rings, so I have made this necklace to… Read More

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