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I’ve had a fantastic time over in Denmark working with my partner Tom Lundsten.  We did some more pieces for our Pebble Collection.  These are etched, formed and constructed and enamelled.  Some of them are also engraved by Tom before enamelling, others are textured.  The transparent enamels show this lovely pattern of the engraved or […]

  Since late last year I’ve been collaborating with Tom Lundsten, a brilliant and inspiring Enameller from Denmark.  We are currently working on a collection of Jewellery based upon my sketches of pebbles.  We discovered that we shared a love of the sea and both really love to walk on the beaches. This partnership has […]

Ok the ‘other stories’ bit isn’t there and I only getting to grips with this after a bit of a tussle with myself and the nagging thing that has been sitting on my shoulder telling me that I need to make sure that I complying with the new regulations has won! Overview In order for […]

I’m really thrilled to be working in collaboration with the Danish enameller Tom Lundsten. We have design, etched and constructed a series of pieces of silver jewellery based on some of my sketches of pebbles. Tom has engraved texture into some of the and we have both worked on enamelling them. This is a completely […]

I have been really lucky to spend a week enamelling at Ravstedhus in Denmark.  This was organised by the Guild of Enamellers, mainly by Tom Lundsten and coordinated at the UK end by Jill Leventon.  The workshop facilities are absolutely amazing.  There is every tool I could dream of and some that I’ve no idea […]

I am very excited that I’m having a new, purpose designed studio built, here in Hunmanby, near Filey on the Yorkshire coast.  It’s going to be perfect with plenty of room for jewellery making and enamelling.  It’s had the first fix of electrics and all the insulation has been done except along the front wall […]

Today I’ve really enjoyed teaching Jude and Rosie something about making jewellery using Art Clay Silver.  It was the first time they had used it and they made some beautiful pieces.  We began by using a leaf and rolling it over the clay.  Art Clay takes on very fine detail so Rosie and Jude used […]

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