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Category Archives: Colour

Jul232018

Colour Play – Cool Colours – Blue, Green and Purple

Handmade glass bead necklace

When I started looking at cool colours, I was always finding myself thinking about how nicely they went together. Then I started making the beads and thought – oh, these colours look really nice together! So, I made some extra beads and then made one final necklace in this series which combined all of the… Read More

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Jul232018

Colour Play – Cool Colours – Purple

Handmade glass bead necklace - Pink

The final colour in the cool colours series is purple!

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Jul232018

Colour Play – Cool Colours – Green

Handmade glass bead necklace - green

More cool colours! I love the mix of greens in this necklace. Combined with the clear glass,   it’s really sparkly.

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Jul92018

Wine and Gin bottle bracelet

Recycled glass bracelet | featuring beads made from wine and gin bottles.

I love the subtle contrast in this bracelet, featuring beads made from wine and gin bottles.

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Jul92018Jul 9 2018

Colour Play – Cool Colours – Blue

Blue handmade glass bead necklace

I have to say that where I live this winter has been extremely cold so far! This month my Colour Play series is inspired by Cool Colours! When I looked at the colour wheel and saw the cool colours were purples, blues and greens I was thrilled. Such pretty colours. I was sitting outside this… Read More

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Jul72018

Warmer coloured earrings

recycled glass earrings | handmade recycled glass beads made from a wine bottle

I am loving the colours in these earrings. The luscious reds, browns and purples all work together so nicely. All of the beads were made from a wine bottle, decorated with coloured glass, which I have melted in, to get the colour into the beads.

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Jul62018

Loving the brown/green recycled glass combination

recycled glass bracelet | beads made from wine, beer, champagne and gin bottles

I have been loving putting together jewellery with the brown/green tones. This bracelet is made with beads that I have made from wine, beer, champagne and gin bottles!!

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Jul42018

Wine bottle beads

recycled glass bead necklace | handmade recycled glass beads made from a wine bottle

The thing I love about clear wine bottles is that you can do so many things with them. Yes, I can make clear beads and I often do make clear beads. But I can also get my frit out, which is really just crushed glass, and while the bead is still hot I can roll… Read More

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Jul32018

All from a broken cup…

recycled glass beads

Remember that broken orange cup from last week? I made these earrings and this necklace from the cup. I had also made a bunch of small round beads to test out the glass and see how it reacted in the flame. They have been sitting on my workbench for a little while now, and today… Read More

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Jul22018

Colour Play Recap – June

This month I tried a new technique! I used sterling silver wire to make big rings, then I hand-textured them with a special hammer to get the beautiful finish on the rings. I made several new earrings for my exhibition in Penola, and they got such a lovely response that I decided to make 8… Read More

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