Pendulum of Power

A pendulum I made using Japanese Miyuki delicas - probably the most precise seed bead you can buy.

I have hung the inverse pyramid on black suede and decorated the suede above the pendulum as well as at the back which allows for adjustable lengths. 

Viewers have commented how it has a ''Renaissance'' look about it. I placed this piece in the A&E Metal "Explorations 09" Exhibition. A lot different to the previous years entry. Work inspired by Diane Fitzgerald (many thanks) 

White Goddess

The picture on the right is a necklace I created to resemble 'french lace'

I decorated around different types of beads and then linked these beads together to form this free style necklace. I spent a lot of time creating this unique necklace and it seems to have become a piece you use as 'credentials' when someone wants to see your work.

The necklace was placed in the A&E Metal Annual Exhibition "Explorations 08".

Any comments appreciated.

SUNRAY - Wirework weaving

 To the right is an example of beads being added to a wire backing forming a sculpted image.

My inspiration for this piece, called 'Sunray' was the clouds in the sky (pearls) and the sun beaming down to the earth (coral).

Inspiration comes from many places.

Workshop 2 Bracelets

The image to the left is a couple of examples of Workshop 2 bracelets. This bracelet can be done in a variety of bead sizes, colours and types and is designed to be completed in the workshop. An easy pattern to follow with very impressive looks when finished. Magnificent made completely of Swarovski Crystals. Your friends and family will all want one.

Beginners Workshop One Bracelet

The image to the right is a Workshop I beginners bracelet.

The bracelet is designed for people who have never bead woven before. Large needle, large beads and an easy pattern makes for a bracelet that can be completed by the most inexperienced in just one workshop. Numerous colour combinations available.

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