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Month: December 2018

Dec312018

Farewell 2018

Recycled glass jewellery | handmade glass beads | Julie Frahm | Glass Artist

Popping in to say a big thanks for being here in 2018. It was a great year for many reasons, but also a very challenging year for me too. I can honestly say I am looking forward to turning the calendar over on this year and starting 2019 with some new energy and focus. I… Read More

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Dec232018

My Top 9 Photos for 2018

A year of recycled glass jewellery

I started this year with an idea for a project that I hoped would work. I wanted to make a new piece of recycled glass jewellery every day, and post the photo to Instagram. Simple? Well it was and it wasn’t simple. It was simple when I allowed myself the time to sit down and… Read More

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Dec222018

Bombay Sapphire Gin bottle bracelet #2

Recycled glass bracelets | beads made from a Bombay Sapphire Gin bottle

I have made a couple of Bombay Sapphire Gin bottle bracelets this week. I really like how simple this bracelet is. It’s just a mix of etched and shiny beads. Really simple, but also very pretty.

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Dec212018

Bombay Sapphire Gin bracelet

Recycled glass bracelet | beads made from a Bombay Sapphire Gin bottle

All of the beads in this sweet little bracelet were made from a Bombay Sapphire Gin bottle. I have used a few different embellishments to get some variation in the colours, but kept it quite simple so that it can be worn as an everyday bracelet.

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Dec202018

Love the shape of these earrings

Recycled glass earrings | long earrings made from wine bottles

I often make square earrings. There is something really neat about getting the pliers out and making right angles with them!  But it’s also nice to get the dowel out and make round earrings too. Like this pair. Beads made from Bethany Wine bottles.

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Dec192018

Square Hoop Earrings – Bethany Wine bottles

Recycled glass earrings | square hoop earrings made from wine bottles

Square hoop earrings are always a lot of fun to wear, and this pair made from Bethany Wine bottles is extra special. They are decorated with silver and gold pixie dust, making them perfect for Christmas Day or New Years Eve!

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Dec182018

Bethany Wine Bottle Earrings

Recycled glass earrings | beads made from a Bethany Wine bottle

I have to say, I have been a bit blown away by all the lovely orders that have been coming through this month! Thanks to everyone who has trusted me to make them a special Christmas present. I love seeing what you choose. I did find some time this morning to make this pair of… Read More

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Dec102018Dec 10 2018

Green Depression Glass studs

Recycled glass stud earrings | made from Green Depression Glass

These pretty studs made from Green Depression glass were a bit tricky to photograph thanks to the super sparkly pixie dust that I used to decorate them.

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Dec82018Dec 8 2018

Blue recycled glass bracelet

Wine, gin and vodka bottles all feature in this beautiful blue recycled glass bracelet.

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Dec72018

Gin and champagne bottle bracelet

Recycled glass bracelet | beads made from gin and champagne bottles

I like the mix of beads in this bracelet. Featuring beads from Tanqueray and Hendricks gin bottles, plus a French Champagne bottle.

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