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Month: April 2019

Apr282019

Green Wine Bottle Necklace

Green wine bottle necklace | recycled glass beads made from Bethany Wines wine bottles

Look at all the amazing shades of green that @bethanywines_barossa use for their wines! I love visiting their beautiful winery and collecting their old bottles to use in new pieces of jewellery.

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Apr262019

Recycled glass bracelet

Recycled glass bracelet at Bethany Wines

And a sweet recycled glass bracelet at @bethanywines_barossa now. Sits nice and flat on your wrist, lots of pretty colours.

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Apr242019

Colourful long recycled glass earrings

Recycled glass earrings | long colourful earrings now available at Bethany Wines.

The sweetest recycled glass earrings to mix and match with the recent necklaces I have posted. Loving all of the colours in this collection at @bethanywines_barossafor Vintage Festival. A lovely celebration in the Barossa Valley.

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Apr232019

Recycled glass necklace for Vintage Festival at Bethany Wines

Recycled glass necklace for Vintage Festival at Bethany Wines

Another new recycled glass necklace at @bethanywines_barossa for the Vintage Festival.

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Apr222019

Recycled glass necklace at Bethany Wines

Recycled glass necklace | beads made from a Bethany Wines bottle

A new recycled glass necklace at @bethanywines_barossa. This necklace features copper enamel tubes and beads made from one of their wine bottles decorated with smashed up glass that has been melted in.

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Apr182019

Enamel tube recycled glass bead necklace

Recycled glass beads | beads made from a wine bottle from Bethany Wines in the Barossa Valley

Enamel copper tubes and recycled glass beads made from @bethanywines_barossa wine bottles!

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Apr172019

Recycled glass earrings with enamel copper tubes

Recycled glass earrings | featuring beads made from Bethany Wine bottles (Barossa Valley)

Starting with earrings. I have made four different styles of earrings here. All of them featuring a bead made from a @bethanywines_barossa wine bottle. The enamel copper tubes look so colourful and pretty. Hard to pick a favourite, but the bottom left pair is my current fave.

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Apr162019

Enamel copper tubes

Recycled glass jewellery | enamel copper tubes to be used with some recycled glass beads for Bethany Wines, Barossa Valley

It’s an incredibly slow and complex process to enamel these copper tubes, but it’s always worth it. Making some new recycled glass jewellery for @bethanywines_barossaas they celebrate Vintage Festival next week.

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Apr112019

Day 101!

I have just finished 100 days of making a piece of recycled glass jewellery every day and I have found the past 100 days to be seriously amazing. There have been days when I had no idea what to make, and after I have sat down I have been surprised by what I have made!… Read More

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Apr102019

Day 100 – Pink and Green recycled glass pendant necklace

Recycled glass pendant necklace | recycled glass beads made from wine and champagne bottles

Loving the colours in this recycled glass necklace featuring beads from all sorts of wine and champagne bottles.

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