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Month: June 2020

Jun302020

Red, purple and pink earrings

Red purple and pink earrings

Day 182. Colour palette that I love: red, purple and pink. Earrings that I love: mismatched. Hmm, this pair might be calling my name. And spotty, don’t forget the spots!!  

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Jun292020

Bird and Flower Earrings now available on Etsy

Bird and Flower earrings

Day 181. It has been fun to see what colours and combinations of birds and flowers that people have been choosing from my new listings on Etsy. Some have gone for two birds with different colours, some have chosen bird and flower combinations. It’s up to you, whatever you prefer, the listing is for a… Read More

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Jun282020

Bird Earrings

Bird Earrings

Day 180. Putting the finishing touches on my newsletter which will be out early this evening. It features some really cute new bird and flower earrings that you can mix and match however you like! I can’t wait to see what people pick. These little fellows were a bit of a happy accident. They are… Read More

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Jun272020

Colourful dotty earrings – take 2

Colourful glass earrings

Day 179. I made a pair of earrings on day 8 that featured these colourful spotty beads, and now I am using them again but a little bit differently!

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Jun262020

Gin and Tonic Earrings

Gin and Tonic Earrings

Day 178. Black and silver bugle beads, with recycled glass beads made from a Hendricks Gin Limited Release bottle and a Fever Tree tonic bottle.

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Jun252020

Long blue wine bottle earrings

long blue wine bottle earrings

Day 177. I made this pair of earrings this morning and then forgot to post them online, so here they are, better late than never. They were not really supposed to be a pair, although they definitely could be, I was really just testing out the idea of using bugle beads, and seeing which colour… Read More

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Jun242020

Gin and Tonic Earrings

Gin and Tonic Earrings

Day 176. Taking yesterday’s idea and changing it a little to feature smaller beads made from a tonic water bottle and the little pop of colour is from a Bombay Sapphire Gin bottle.

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Jun232020

Tonic and Gin bottle earrings

Gin and Tonic Earrings

Day 175. A slightly different variation on the gin and tonic series, where the tonic bead is the feature, and the gin bead made from a Hendricks Limited Release bottle is the little pop of colour to bring out the purple tones in the feature bead.

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Jun222020

Gold leaf beer bottle earrings and pendant

beer bottle earrings with gold leaf

Day 174. Coopers Ale beer bottle with gold leaf. One of my all time favourite combinations, and possibly the trickiest beads to make because of the gold leaf. So fine and incredibly difficult to work, you can never really tell what’s going to happen! Thrilled with these earrings and the pendant necklace.

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Jun212020

Pink Depression Glass Earrings

Pink Depression Glass Earrings

Day 173. Officially one of my favourite days of the year, the winter solstice, knowing that we now start to head towards summer makes me very happy. The beads in this pair of earrings are made from Pink Depression Glass (acid-etched) and a wine bottle decorated with smashed up glass.

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