I'm still not quite back to work yet with my pesky wrist, but I do at least have some new work that I'm slowly releasing into my Etsy shop. It's a new collection that I started late last year, using lovely beach pottery and sterling silver. What I love about beach pottery is how each piece has its own history and imagining what it could be is half the fun. Lost pirate treasures, litter from an ancient city, angry housewives... I then get to join the mismatching pieces together to make a new little wearable story of my own.

a few shots of what is laying about in my studio at the moment. I've got a couple of new lines I'm working on, and depending on the cooperation of my tendinitis, I should have some pieces ready for show and tell soon.

A few new fabric designs available in my Etsy shop now. I hope you like!

I'll be at the next Meet Market, Saturday and Sunday 18+19 from 3pm till midnight each night. It's on at Technopolis in Gazi, I'll be in the D7 building. I'll have a bunch of acrylic accessories, cards, colouring books and buttons. I hope to see you there!

a new exhibition

I have a few new pieces available in the 3rd edition of the 200 rings/20 artists exhibition at Galerie Goute De Terre in Paris, running from December 9 until the 18th. My pieces include these two rings, plus I have some new necklaces and earrings in the general collection. Go check it out if you're in the area!

The next Meet Market is coming up on the weekend of Oct 23+24 at the Ovens/Technopolis in Gazi. I'll be there with a bunch of acrylic accessories, paper goodies and buttons. The hours are 3pm till midnight each day. I hope to see you there!

Anyone interested in seeing some of my jewellery in the flesh, can now visit the Fashion Museum in Hasselt, Belgium. Mitsy from Artmind, who makes all the amazing porcelain pieces I get to play with has created a gorgeous display of our collaborative jewellery.
Here is a cute map to help you find your way there, the address is Gasthuisstraat 11, 3500 Hasselt.




Mitsy also has a collection of her feeling sculptures on display at the museum.