Keep your jewellery organised and stored in style with a handmade clay crescent moon ring dish
Get on board with the abstract earring trend with these quick and easy DIY wire face earrings!
Wear the moon phase trend with these delicate and pretty moon phase climbers made from clay and wire!
Mother's day has already been and gone for us in the UK, but for the rest of the world it's just a few weeks away. If you're planning to give your mum an extra special handmade gift, then you're going to love this DIY paint splatter clay ring dish!
Hang your jewellery in style with this DIY Pyramid Jewellery Stand made from wooden skewers and hot glue!
Easter is just around the corner and so this week I've got a ridiculously fast and easy tutorial to get you in the spirit. I'm a big fan of seasonal earrings and if you are too, then you're going to love these Easter confetti earrings, which take no more than 5 minutes to make!
If you follow this blog or my instagram account, you'll know that I love drawing mandala designs. It seemed only right to extend my obsession to jewellery and so after discovering how easy it can be to make jewellery from shrink plastic in an earlier post, I decided to give another piece a go and to decorate it with a mandala design. If you love mandalas, then you're going to love this DIY!
It's been far too long since I made some jewellery and so when I came across some shrink plastic that I've never actually used, I thought I'd give it a go. I'm always admiring the geometric jewellery in Oliver Bonas and so decided to make a more simplistic and minimal version of my own. This necklace was ridiculously easy and I was so shocked at how fast the whole project was to complete. I had so much fun making this and for my first time using shrink plastic think it came out pretty well. Expect to see more shrink plastic projects on here in the future! Keep reading to find out what I used and how I made it...
It may well not be far from February but up until last week I was still making my way through the enormous amount of chocolate I got for Christmas. One of my favourites was a Lindt Bear; not only delicious but it has this little heart-shaped charm on a ribbon around it's neck. Normally, once I've finished Lindt chocolate, I just throw the charms away with the wrapper but this time, I got thinking about repurposing it into a piece of jewellery that I would wear.
Can you believe Christmas is over?! At this time of year, it seems a bit inevitable to reflect on the past year, and so here are some of my favourite DIY projects from the past year.
I've never been a big fan of zig-zag patterns; I've always felt that they were too loud, too in your face. For me, a pattern or design should simply enhance whatever it is covering, not shout 'Hello, I am a zig-zag patterned something or other' at you again and again. You might expect therefore, that I would equally dislike the many chevron-patterned things that are quite literally everywhere at the moment. Surprisingly however, I am (albeit shortly perhaps) completely enjoying it. Whether it's a chevron necklace, a chevron printed skirt or even chevron patterned decor, I love it!
Hello blogosphere! The prospect of posting this, my FIRST ever blog post, is absolutely terrifying but also very exciting! I hope anyone reading out there enjoys my little creations and warbles. I thought that I would use this post to share this polymer clay bunting necklace I recently made for my sister. She wanted something that was chic, modern and summery which she could take on holiday with her and given my recent obsession with aztec patterns, I wanted to incorporate this into the design. Keep reading to find out how I did it...
How to make these DIY Gold Arch Earrings using the new Cut Clay Studio cutters