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Month: March 2019

Mar312019

Day 90 – Sunday sets

Recycled glass jewellery | beads made from gin and wine bottles

Loving the matt and shiny finishes on these pieces. Such a soft way to contrast recycled glass beads. Beads made from gin and wine bottles.

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Mar302019

Day 89 – Behind the scenes

Love this shot of my studio taken by @rosinapossingham

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Mar292019

Day 88 – Stained Glass Earrings

Recycled glass earrings | beads made from stained glass

Not my usual recycled glass story, but I was given some stained glass a while ago and asked if it might be useful. I picked a few colours and made these earrings. Yes, very useful! Thank you.

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Mar282019

Day 87 – Champagne and gin bottle bracelet

Recycled glass bracelet | beads made from gin and champagne bottles

A bracelet featuring beads made from gin and champagne bottles. Really loving the green in between the silver and gold Gin bottle beads.

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Mar272019

Day 86 – Blue/Green recycled glass pendant necklace

Recycled glass necklace | beads made from wine, gin and vodka bottles.

A pendant necklace made from wine, gin and vodka bottles. What a lovely mix of blues and greens.

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Mar262019

Day 85 – Green Ginger Wine bottle earrings

Recycled glass earrings | glass beads made from a Green Ginger Wine bottle

Oh gosh, wasn’t expecting to make these super cute earrings today! The bottom bead is from a green ginger wine bottle, middle bead is from a Tanqueray Gin bottle and the top bead is from a Coopers Ale beer bottle.

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Mar252019

Day 84 – Horizontal Recycled Glass Pendant Necklace

Recycled glass necklace | glass beads made from gin and tonic water bottles and Green Depression Glass

Inspired by Monday. Lately I have been making all sorts of pendants that sit vertically, today I thought I would try something a little bit different. Beads made from gin and tonic bottles and Green Depression glass.

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Mar242019

Day 83 – Sunday sets

Recycled glass bead jewellery | beads made from wine and gin bottles

From what I can tell there are two types of people: ones that love matchy-matchy sets and others that don’t mind if things aren’t exactly matchy-matchy. What type of person are you? Personally I love sets like this that are not exactly matchy-matchy but still work together as a set. The earrings are made from… Read More

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Mar232019

Day 82 – Behind the Scenes

Recycled glass beads | behind the scenes of my recycled glass bead collection!

Over the years the beads accumulate! Every time I make a pair of earrings, I make 3 or 4 beads just so I can get them right. Sometimes I pull old pieces apart and put the beads back to use in other pieces. It’s kind of nice to have a collection of beads ready and… Read More

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Mar232019

Day 81 – New glass

Recycled glass beads | glass beads made from green glass

Always interesting to see how new glass melts in the flame. I like to make small test beads to start with. I don’t know yet why these two beads turned out different. I would need to make more to see what the typical bead was! Thanks to my lovely customer Joan for letting me try… Read More

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