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Entry number 3 for the Murray Bridge Show. I like how you can wear this one a few different ways, depending on what beads you want to feature. So which…

Murray Bridge Show entry #2. A mixture of beads made from recycled glass objects like gin, wine and vodka bottles!

Fresh out the kiln! The beads are so pretty. The glass melted beautifully. The colour is even paler than Green Depression glass. Very happy.

Getting ready to make beads with these old preserving jars. I will try a mix of shapes and see how they turn out when I open the kiln tomorrow.

Working on some new necklaces to enter in the Murray Bridge Show. This is the first of 3 entries I am making. Featuring a mix of pink beads I have…

Some very old Fowlers Jars sparkling in the spring sunshine! Some of these jars date back to around 100 years ago. They were given to me by someone who wanted…

And just like that! SALA is over for another year. The cabinet is empty and all of the orders have been posted. The remaining work is now available at T’Arts…

Done! Desk tidied, mandrels coated. Ready for my next glass bead making projects! I have a few things coming up in the next few months including: 1. Murray Bridge Show…

Time to tidy up before I start working on my next project!

My SALA exhibition is on display in the Adelaide Arcade until the end of August. You can only buy these pieces online for now. Link in bio. I am heading…

BROWN. The final colour in my @salafestival exhibition is brown. If you are all about neutral colours and love creams and beige, then this is the one for you. I love how…

BLACK AND WHITE. Classic. Timeless. Elegant. Stylish. I loved making these beads for my @salafestival exhibition currently on display in the @adelaidearcade for the month of August.