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Month: December 2019

Dec312019

Last post for 2019

Thirty years ago I made my first pair of earrings! I wore them out in my small town, got compliments, was asked if I could make a pair for someone, made them, and so it all started. It’s a tale that is similar for a lot of makers, and it has defined me and my… Read More

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Dec302019

Sale Table Time at T’Arts

It’s sale table time at @tartscollective again! I have all sorts of discontinued and very discounted jewellery on the table this year!

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Dec232019

2019 – That’s a wrap!

And that’s a wrap! Thanks for all the support and likes in 2019. Your comments and encouragement help me to keep on making glass beads and jewellery! This photograph represents your 9 most-liked photos from this year! Wow, look at all of that recycled glass jewellery. I feel grateful every day that I get to… Read More

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Dec202019

Banrock Station Earrings – recycled glass beads

Actually it kind of feels this hot in the studio today! Luckily only a few beads left to make for this super busy festive season and then I get to relax! I also made a pair of earrings today, they kind of match the day/season.

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Dec192019

Beautiful recycled glass bracelet from all sorts of recycled glass objects

Beautiful recycled glass bracelet from all sorts of recycled glass objects

I love this bracelet featuring beads made from all sorts of recycled glass objects including wine bottles, gin bottles, green Depression glass, old glasses, and even tonic water bottles! Pretty colours and very comfortable on your wrist because the beads sit flat.

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Dec182019

Recreate Community shop in Mount Pleasant

Thrilled to be stocking my work amongst so many talented people who make new and beautiful things from old discarded objects at @recreatecommunity Well worth the drive to Mt Pleasant, so much to see in this gorgeous shop that is so much more than just a shop!

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Dec162019

Gin and Tonic earrings

Gin and Tonic earrings

Yummy gin and tonic earrings featuring beads made from Bombay Sapphire Gin and Fever-Tree tonic water bottles!

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Dec152019

Blue stud recycled glass earrings – made from a Banrock Station wine bottle

Blue stud recycled glass earrings - made from a Banrock Station wine bottle

Studs are an option! I don’t have many of these pairs left, but they are a sweet alternative to a hook. These earrings are made from a Banrock Station wine bottle.

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Dec142019

Green Depression Glass and Wine bottle recycled glass bead bracelet

Green Depression Glass and Wine bottle recycled glass bead bracelet

Green Depression glass and @banrockstationwines wine bottles feature in this super pretty bracelet perfect for wearing to the beach on a hot day 🏝 (I see some hot days ahead for those of us in South Australia, stay cool)!

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Dec102019

Gin and Tonic Necklace

Gin and tonic necklace featuring beads made from Bombay Sapphire and Tanqueray Gin bottles

Gin and tonic necklace heading to @tartscollectivefeaturing beads made from Bombay Sapphire and Tanqueray Gin bottles. Perfect for summer.

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