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Month: May 2021

May312021

T’Arts Window Exhibition

T'Arts Window Exhibition

We did it! Our window exhibition is all set up at @tartscollective in Gays Arcade. I am so grateful to @tangerinemeg for suggesting an exhibition together. I think our work looks fabulous all together, so colourful and bright! I hope you get a chance to pop in and see it before it bumps out. Last… Read More

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May292021

Window Exhibition at T’Arts Collective

glass bead jewellery

So my exhibition looks a bit like this at the moment! But by this time tomorrow it will be all set up at @tartscollective alongside the beautiful art of @tangerinemeg. Today I am photographing and putting labels and prices on each piece. You can visit T’Arts Monday to Saturday from 10am until 5pm and my… Read More

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May282021

Colourful Dotty Bead Bracelets

Colourful bead bracelets

Colourful dotty bead bracelets heading to @tartscollectivefor my window exhibition with @tangerinemeg ! We set three creative challenges, and while I found some easier than others, I really like all of the jewellery I have made for the exhibition. These bracelets will be part of the Mexican Folk Art challenge, along with the bird earrings… Read More

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May262021

Colourful Bird Necklace

colourful bird necklace

And a couple of necklaces featuring colourful bird and dotty beads. So many pretty colours in a necklace that will brighten even the greyest of days (like today)!

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May252021

Mexican Folk Art inspired Bird Earrings

Mexican Bird Earrings

I have been having a lot of fun making all sorts of colourful earrings for my window exhibition at @tartscollective. They are inspired by Mexican Folk Art.

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May222021

Bird Earrings

Bird Earrings

One of the creative challenges we set for our exhibition was “Mexican Folk Art” which is very colourful and incorporates beautiful motifs like flowers and birds. I chose to focus on birds. This pair of earrings features the test beads I made to see if my idea would work or not. I used clear glass… Read More

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May212021

Introducing Margie Goodchild aka Tangerine Meg

Tangerine Meg

Yes! I am exhibiting with Margie Goodchild aka @tangerinemeg during the month of June at @tartscollective ! Swipe to see some sneak peaks from the exhibition, and then click on the link in my bio to read more about the exhibition.

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May202021

Window Exhibition at T’Arts Collective

Have you guessed who I am exhibiting with at @tartscollective in June? My newsletter is going out today with all of the news, and a sneak peak of our work (and an early chance to buy some of it too)!

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May182021

Wishing for a little magic…

glass beads

Wishing I could say “abracadabra” and all of these beads would magically turn themselves into beautiful pieces of jewellery! With less than 2 weeks to go until I set up for my exhibition at @tartscollective, I am feeling like I need something magic to happen to get it all done! Breathe in 🧚

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May172021

Native flower inspiration

glass jewellery inspiration

Sharing some of the inspiration and the start of some finished earrings for my upcoming window display/exhibition at @tartscollective. It’s easy to be inspired by the native flora in my local area, with little splashes of colour popping up in lots of the trees that I see on my daily walk. A beautiful mix of… Read More

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