posted: Saturday, 27th September 2014
The good luck was finding this gorgeous and colourful ceramic wall tile in a charity shop for only £6.50.
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posted: Wednesday, 24th September 2014
For a long time now I've wanted to create a bead-a-long kit, a secret kit and a Christmas ornament kit and so behind the scenes I've been working on a new kit that combines all of those elements- My Secret Christmas 2014 kit!
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posted: Tuesday, 23rd September 2014
I'm finally managing to get around to unpacking from all my travels earlier in the year.
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posted: Monday, 22nd September 2014
I managed to finish my Laura McCabe necklace in record time.
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posted: Sunday, 21st September 2014
I first beaded a Geometric Star way back in about 2004 and since then have gone on to bead many more, create multiple variations on the original design, and teach it to hundreds of people. Even after all of that I never get tired of the idea or introducing it to a new audience.
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posted: Saturday, 20th September 2014
A busy day with a trip to Hitchin to teach my Geometric Tilas class at Charisma Beads.
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posted: Thursday, 18th September 2014
Who doesn't love Laura McCabe and her work? Only a fool would not fall in love with her and her wondrous creations so when someone mentioned many months ago the possibility of attending one of her classes I said yes.
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posted: Tuesday, 16th September 2014
A train ride to Stitchncraft Beads today to teach an Orbit Beaded Beads class.
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posted: Sunday, 14th September 2014
The house decorating is still ongoing and this weekend brought us another trip to IKEA for more storage and then, much to Mr Jean Power's disgust, finally putting my collection of white animal ceramic and metal animal heads on the wall so I can display some jewellery on them.
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posted: Saturday, 13th September 2014
Almost since I began beading I've trying to achieve my own holy grail of a project - a beaded peyote stitch triangular tube that stays the same width throughout, remains tubular and can bend.
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