Glastonbury Festival 2010 - Recycled jewellery is a gogo.

Yip, Yip, Yippee. Glastonbury is the big 4 oh! this year and it should be quite a 'do'. So we are extremely please to be 'in' again this year. We have been attending many years now and it is definitely the favourite event of the Summer. Each year i am nervous applying for a stall, always fearing the old rejection letter which would serverely suck. Anyway, we are in and it is gonna rock. To celebrate i have already started building new stock for my 'regulars'. I hope you will all be pleased to see the new pieces i know i am having fun making them.

Well another boring blog post in the making, i know, what can i say i am just a barrel of good times.

The new trapeeze necklace shown above has been recycled from two silver coins, one English florin and one Shilling. The finished pendant has a lovely movement when worn and is the perfect sunshine, happy go swingy lucky necklace certain to make you smile which is more than a converstaion with me would make you do. ;0).

Check out Hairy Growler website under the new products section for more details of new and up and coming work.

nitey nite.

les

Spring butterflies fluttering around and made from recycled silver coins.

Hello! I have just made this little lovely necklace and thought i would share it with you before i do anything else with it. Absolutely perfect for the beginning of spring, especially as the sun has been knocking around the past few days.

Each butterfly has been cut out of an old, uncollectible sterling silver English coin. The little butterflies cut from silver sixpences and the larger ones cut from shillings and Florins.

The overall length of the complete necklace is 17" which means it should adorn most necklines beautifully. This length could easily be lengthened or shortened upon request.

To see this in more detail why not revisit the website