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Recycled glass flower studs. Yes! So pretty. These flowers were made from a Banrock Station wine bottle.

Love this photo of me making beads in my studio.

Trying some more casual, slightly quirky pieces. This necklace features beads made from wine and gin bottles, plus enamelled copper tubes. The silk cord makes this necklace adjustable.

Glass can be a little bit frustrating because it can go all “fizzy” in the flame. Sometimes though, it can kind of add a little bit of interest to the bead. I have been experimenting with all sorts of blue glass objects for my upcoming SALA exhibition at the Murray Bridge Regional Gallery.

1, 2, 3, breathe. This necklace will feature in my SALA exhibition in August. Inspired by a summer of swimming this is possibly the most personal experience I have ever used in any of my exhibitions. I am looking forward to making more pieces for this exhibition. Lots to explore as I am only using a variety of blue recycled glass objects to make the beads.

Getting some pieces ready for my SALA exhibition to be held at the @murraybridgeregionalgallery during August. All of the pieces will feature beads made from “blue” glass. Exciting times, really looking forward to this one! This will be the 11th time I have been part of SALA @salafestival

Finally had a chance to play in the studio! Love the colour of this glass plate that was given to me years ago. Pleased to make some pretty earrings with it.

Look at all the amazing shades of green that @bethanywines_barossa use for their wines! I love visiting their beautiful winery and collecting their old bottles to use in new pieces of jewellery.

And a sweet recycled glass bracelet at @bethanywines_barossa now. Sits nice and flat on your wrist, lots of pretty colours.

The sweetest recycled glass earrings to mix and match with the recent necklaces I have posted. Loving all of the colours in this collection at @bethanywines_barossafor Vintage Festival. A lovely celebration in the Barossa Valley.