These bold earrings are made using the skeleton leaves from a box plant.
They are made using my own method of dying and embossing plastic which I call Fossilised Plastic due to the fine detail which it is possible to capture on the embossed surface, so they are similar to fossils.
Commissioning a piece of work is really exciting – it is a chance to have something made especially for you and an opportunity to really engage in the creative process.
Perhaps you need accessories to go with a particular outfit or a piece of furniture to fit a specific space in your home. We can work with you to design something truly unique. You’ll be able to discuss your ideas, likes and dislikes with the Maker and together create a piece of craft, handmade for you.
…Jennifer Collier's beautiful handmade paper suitcases
As seen in May's Vogue Magazine!
…Sue Gregor's vibrant handmade jewellery
Sue uses real plants and leaves and her own method of 'Fossilised Plastic' to create truly distinctive handmade cuffs and necklaces.
…Hannah McAndrew's Slip Trail Tree Pie Dish
Hand thrown in red earthenware and perfect for a fruit crumble!
…Juliet Bowmaker's silver and sea glass jewellery
We particularly like these earrings, inspired the tors on Dartmoor.
…Alison Moger's textile wallpieces
Alison uses vintage fabrics and stitch to create scenes inspired by her childhood experiences in South Wales.
…Furniture, Mirrors and Lamps by pachadesign
Glen and Samantha use reclaimed and natural resources to make stunning furniture and accessories for the home.
…18ct Yellow Gold Ring with Aquamarine
Jeweller Roger Morris has developed a unique method of setting gemstones in order to enhance colour and brightness.
…Sculpture by Mark Cooke
Mark uses Welsh Slate which he splits and finishes by hand to produce striking free-standing sculptures and wall pieces.
…Bold, geometrically inspired fused glass by Callula Glass
Looking for a handmade gift? These chunky glass cufflinks would be perfect!
…Ceramics by Tone Von Krogh
Tone uses soft curves and sweeping shapes to reflect crisp, snow-covered landscapes.
