I made this!

I made this fun little bangle as a variation on a theme and just because I could.

Even with a glass cut!

These are the projects I wanted to make even with my cut finger.

My first project is,

 Dots Of Fun Necklace

The inspiration was from my collaboration work with Karina Kay Thornhill

with her gorgeous dotty beads.

I made two huge 30mm dotty cabs and some small beads to match, in the blue tones  that I have been wearing a lot just lately.

The second project was a cuff made from Sterling silver clay.

The challenge was to see how strong it is and believe me its strong, this cuff is only

2 cards thick!!!

I photographed it polished and then patinated it, so which one do you like??

Yesterdays Question

Yesterdays question was!

Patina or not to patina?

I decided "NOT"

see what you think

Sterling Silver Gingko Neck Cuff with Labradorite 

Jewellery for the shop

As my jewellery has been selling very well in the shop recently, I am having to make more stock.

This is great news as it might be the beginning of the end of the recession! 

SHHHHHH did I say that.I don't wish to tempt fate!!

Any way heres a peak at just a few waiting to be sent for hallmarking.

These are all sterling silver, some sterling clay and some sheet.

I am really tempted to keep the earrings, I really love them.

What do you think, 

should I???????

Sea Glass Bracelet

For everyone that likes to see what I am making this is the finished sea glass bracelet.

This is the before photo.

This is the finished photo

New collaboration workshop

Please take a  look at this new and exciting collaboration workshop.

I am really excited to be working with Special Kay a fantastic talented lamp worker.

Her beads are just beautiful. 

Or

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Busy busy busy

OMG 

This week has just flown by, I have not stopped.

I did have chance to finish a little something I was working on, in 

amongst the collaboration pieces, repairs, tutorial and a commission.

This is my By The Seashore series, so there will be more to come.

It was inspired by walks along our very local beaches.