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Month: March 2021

Mar312021

Concentric Circles

Kandinsky beads

I spend a lot of time in the planning, design and testing phase of an exhibition. In fact this is where the longest amount of time is spent, with the least amount of anything actually being made. I have just put together another small test batch of beads, to see if the ideas in my… Read More

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Mar292021Mar 29 2021

Gin and Tonic Earrings

Gin and Tonic Earrings

Gin and Tonic earrings. Bombay Sapphire and Hendrick’s Gin paired with Fever Tree tonic bottles.

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Mar272021Mar 27 2021

Leftover Bead Bracelet Love

glass bead bracelet

Thanks for all the beautiful love you have shown for my “leftover” bead bracelets. I sent the newsletter with details out on Thursday, and this is all that I have left. If you would still like to purchase one, the link is here. Discount offer ends Monday evening.

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Mar252021Mar 25 2021

Handmade glass bead bracelets available today

handmade glass bead bracelet

Available for sale today! 16 one of a kind bracelets made from leftover handmade glass beads. Check the link here!

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Mar242021Mar 24 2021

Red leftover glass bead bracelets

red glass bead bracelets

How do you like your red? With a little black and white, maybe some blue, or perhaps some purple? These bracelets will be available for sale tomorrow at some stage. Sign up to my newsletter if you want to have the first chance to buy them online.

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Mar232021

Orange leftover beaded bracelets

orange glass bead bracelets

Three more “leftover” bead bracelets ready to go! Wait until you see the collection, it has been so much fun to put together. All of the bracelets are one-off and never to be made again, they feature beads leftover from various projects and there will be 16 in total! Newsletter heading out Thursday night. Subscribe… Read More

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Mar202021

More leftover glass bead bracelets

glass bead bracelet

Two more bracelets made from “leftover” beads ready to go in my next newsletter, going out at some stage next week! They will feature beads that I have made from Italian glass and leftover from all sorts of projects.

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Mar192021

Leftover Bead Bracelets

blue glass bead bracelet

I was going through all of my “leftover” Italian glass beads the other day, and started thinking “why do I have so many beads?” I know the answer is for a few different reasons (leftover from getting the matching pair for earrings, leftover from exhibitions, leftover from necklaces I have taken apart). There are all… Read More

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Mar192021

Kandinsky Inspiration

Kandinsky inspiration

My favourite painting, inspiring me again! Kandinsky “Squares with Concentric Circles” a colour study painting that will stay with me forever after seeing it in New York many many years ago now.

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Mar152021

Bubbles Earrings

champagne lover earrings

One of the best things about doing markets is meeting so many lovely people. I met Wendy many years ago now, and we have bumped into each other at various markets around Adelaide ever since. @wendys_wearable_art makes beautiful jewellery from sterling silver, and these “bubbles” earrings are my favourites. They remind me of the earrings… Read More

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