Showing posts with label Rings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rings. Show all posts

Friday, April 29, 2011

eels all over the interwebs


I have been so lucky to be featured in a few gorgeous blogs lately, thought I'd share...

The amazing Danielle from Sometimes Sweet featured me in her regular Tattoo Tuesday post. Have a read here.

It was so great to have the opportunity to talk about myself outside of my work. It was heaps of fun to share images of all the artwork I collect on my body, which is something I haven't really done before!

I also wrote a guest post on Winter Love for beautiful mama Natalie about the love of my life, my son Cash. I talked about the awesome adventure of motherhood and juggling working at home on my jewellery business with a young baby. Find it here.

The very talented jewellery designer and artist Sophie from That Vintage also did a shout-out to me and my work on her blog recently. This is such a huge compliment, because she's a super rad lady! Have a look here.

Keep an eye out on the tenmoregirls blog too! I will be a featured artist on there very soon.

While I'm sharing links, I should also let you know that I have recently listed some new stuff on two more online marketplaces... 

The awesome new Young Republic site will be launching very soon, and I have already started listing items. The brand new site is very exciting and the Australian designers featured on there are looking brilliant. Check out a sneak preview of my shop here.


I have also joined the Australian based ethical handmade store Blue Caravan. It is a beautiful site that promotes sustainable design, locally made products, organic materials as well as ethical and fair trade production. All the stuff I love! Have a look at my shop here.


Friday, January 21, 2011

Coffee and scrimshaw



These rings are brand new, finished and photographed this morning. They are made from bone and horn. I might wait a little while to list them on Etsy. I'm working on another group of rose rings and some huge horn cuff bangles carved with whaling scenes.   

Note the beautiful handmade porcelain coffee mug. Made by amorelita designs. A lovely gift from my good friend and also very talented designer Bernadette Trainor.