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Jan32019

Day 3 – Recycled glass bracelet

Recycled glass bracelet | beads made from a mix of bottles

Today it was time to make a bracelet, and as I had already made this leather necklace yesterday, and I had everything out to make more leather jewellery, I thought…why not make a simple leather bracelet? I like all of the assorted recycled glass beads in this bracelet, it’s simple and fun to wear.

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Sep242018

7 day challenge – Day 4

Recycled glass jewellery challenge | beads made from wine and tonic water bottles

Today I added some sparkly tonic water beads in between the recycled purple wine bottle beads, for a completely different look.

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Sep232018

7 day challenge – day 3

Recycled glass necklace | all beads were made from a wine bottle

Today I had some green wine bottle beads in my collection, so I thought I would see how the purple wine bottle beads looked with them in between….I quite liked how this turned out!

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Sep212018

7 day challenge – Day 1

Recycled glass jewellery challenge | make something every day

This morning I came across these beads in my collection. I remember making them a long time ago (they are made from a wine bottle), and I had tried to make something with them at some stage, but it hadn’t worked out, so they were in a bag, just waiting to be found! I kind… Read More

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Jul232018

Design

Recycled glass beads | design ideas, earrings or necklaces?

I thought about design a LOT while I was away. Often what I share with the world is a finished and polished product that is ready to purchase. What you don’t always get to see are the sketches, the prototypes, the changes of direction, the tweaking that goes on behind the scenes. Things that might… Read More

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Jul12018

Needs more red…

recycled glass bead jewellery

After I finished making yesterday’s necklace I thought to myself: looks nice, needs more red!  I got on the torch and made some beads using the tonic water bottles, added some red frit, and then used them in this necklace.

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Jun302018

Meet the maker

Julie Frahm Glass Jewellery

Hello! Yesterday I did a big road trip with the kids, and I didn’t have any energy left after that to be creative! I thought about it, but I was just up too early and home too late. So in lieu of yesterday’s creativity, I am sharing a photo of myself! I have been making… Read More

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Jun152018

Prototypes, trying new things…

pale blue pendant necklace

I’m quietly in a phase of trying new things. Some things are working, some things are not working so well. What I am LOVING is that I am not judging, I am just making, making, trying, trying something else, creating….it’s a lovely daily practice.

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May272018

Day 146 and 147

recycled glass necklace

I missed a day of making this week, so today I made two pieces to make up for it. I have used beer bottle beads to make a simple, but lovely necklace and earrings.

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May182018

Opening night!

recycled glass jewellery exhibition

I’m having a tiny break from making after creating 40 pieces for “Be-Gin Again” which is the exhibition being hosted by Local Images as part of the Penola Arts Festival. It has been a crazy week of making all sorts of pieces for this exhibition. All of the beads were made from gin (and tonic… Read More

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