Showing posts with label orange. Show all posts
Showing posts with label orange. Show all posts

Thursday, 2 May 2013

New Lampwork Bracelets Exclusive to Above The Blue Art Gallery

I'm really pleased with this funky bright Spring Summer Collection. I have tried out lots of different techniques and think combining them works well to create these one of a kind bracelets with sterling silver findings. Available exclusively at Above The Blue Art Gallery Port Solent.

Friday, 22 March 2013

New Collections

I've been totally buzzing this week with ideas and have been quite productive on the making front. I have been looking at 2 different styles - imagery in dichroic and textured cabochons for the attractive triangle bails.For more designs please see www.facebook.com/elisaloves
Next week I will launch a collection of textured rings and hopefully (fingers and toes crossed) my new logo so that my branding can start to link my online and offline collections. Exciting times at EL HQ! Have a fabulous weekend, bridesmaid duties call me for lovely Lara on her special day! E x

Friday, 22 February 2013

This week.....

Just as I've been moaning that I haven't had enough time to be creative I have just sat back and realised I've made a new set of lapis glass beads, a fascinator, some cuff links and a birdcage veil. So maybe I was being a little harsh on myself! I've been doing some more research and think I have finally "got" Pinterest. So all in all not so shabby as week's go. Cross fingers this weekend the little details will get sorted - a shelf, a clock and some paint splodges will all result in my new kitchen being finished then to move onto the garage aka a new Elisa zone. Have a fab weekend and I'll leave you with some photos. E x

Friday, 23 April 2010

Spring time....

So I've been making some new bits and bobs - they all seem to be really nice bright yellows, blues and oranges so obviously the creative part of me is embracing Spring.

I had a lovely weekend in Towcester at Flame off and the bead fair. It was great to meet such friendly inspiring people who were soo giving with their time and techniques. Big thank you!

This bead below I made at Towcester and was trying copper foil - it went black but I still think it looks really cool.