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I made this necklace a couple of weeks ago. The large beads were baked too long, causing a light browning, but I think it’s worked out as a happy accident as I quite like them like that!

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My favourite jewellery creation to date. These are green-dyed mother of pearl shaped shells with bronze seed pearls. They make a lovely soft rustly-click noise as I move around.This was my first attempt at using invisible thread. I'm dubious about the tightness of the knots, but I guess I'll just have to keep wearing them [...]

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I whipped these up because I wanted something long and gold and red and dangly that wouldn't disappear into my hair. The seed beads are gold, not yellow.Now I've finally taken the plunge and cut my hair, they show off much better. They're a little bit longer than they should be, so I have to [...]

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You know how you can never find earrings to match what you're wearing? Well, that's my excuse anyway, and I'm stickin' to it. I made these aaaages ago. They also go with my pale lavender tops. One day I'll get around to doing something purty in amethyst though…

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Garden bracelet

This is my first foray into wire-wrapped jewelry. I wanted something lightweight that would make a tinkly/rustly sound, which is exactly what I got.I suspect my co-workers sometimes want to rip it off my wrist though…

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Silver Griffon

The gold glaze applied better in this piece. The silver is bisque paint, antiqued with black.

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Baby Dragon

He’s a little cutie. Gold highlighting was handrubbed on.

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Blue Dragon

This little fella drapes over a ledge. I really enjoyed painting him, mainly because of the colour blends.

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Castles

A tiny pair of castles. I was experimenting with bisque paints. They’re no bigger than the palm of my hand.

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King Tut

A not entirely perfect experiment with gold glaze. Still, if you don’t look too closely, it’s fine.

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