Hubbie's cuff links.

So I'm sitting lazing on the sofa watching some sort of horror from Anytime and in he pops.
 "Cuff links!, That's what  I need!"
I'm taking this as some sort of hint, especially as later during the week there is another mention about two shirts he has,that he can never wear due to a shortage of cuff links!

Well, here we go ! I finally made some for him.  He is a gardener type person hence the leaf shape.
I did have a commission a while ago to make some cuff links, so I will share them now with everyone.

Busy busy busy

In between hobbling about and melting my brain sorting out websites and new packaging, I have actually had some time for fun.  I had been planning a day for casting for quite some while and finally on Sunday I was able to grab the opportunity to do so.  I had the idea of my "angel apples" for quite some time . Here is the first one that I managed to put together today and will be on show as brooches at the AOS, Women's Golf Open.

Also I was finally able to start my "Harbour" range. This ring as with all the harbour range contains mixed media including seaweed and then frosted. And no, I did not stop there I began a series of love bug brooches and started my Scottish folk song range. These pieces are not yet polished up but thought I would show  them anyways. I will be putting all these items up for sale shortly in my shop. I hope you enjoy!

Hello and welcome to my new venture

Hi there and welcome to the new me!  Sit down, make yourself at home and enjoy the apples.
I decided a while ago that Spiralz was no longer a name that suited the type of work I produce.  As you are probably aware, there are thousand of spiral jewellery makers out there and I was just adding to the list of the "lost in (web) space" Spiralz.   So... I thought..lets change the name to try and encapsulate my brand of work.  The designs are relatively the same;  Unique, contemporary,stylish, quirky, handmade  resin and sterling silver; that tries to capture romantic Scottish themes in a contemporary fashion and  explore found objects from the Scottish shores and hills. I hope you will enjoy following the Kerfuffle blog, which will contain all  the crazy shinnagans that I will and have created.
Bear with me whilst I stock up my shop and gallery, it will take a few days for me to screw my techno head on and sort it all out.
By the way there is one of the pins up for sale on my shop so far!