
I like the mix of beads in this bracelet. Featuring beads from Tanqueray and Hendricks gin bottles, plus a French Champagne bottle.
I like the mix of beads in this bracelet. Featuring beads from Tanqueray and Hendricks gin bottles, plus a French Champagne bottle.
I love the colours in this gin and tonic bracelet, featuring beads from a Hendricks Gin and Fever Tree tonic water bottle. Classic!
Today I thought I would keep it simple with some lovely blue earrings, featuring etched Skyy Vodka bottle beads along with some shiny Bombay Sapphire Gin and Banrock Station wine bottle beads.
I often find myself putting green and blue together, and I love how fresh that looks.
But lately, I have been finding myself putting a lot of green and brown together. And I love how elegant that looks. A really classic combination of colours.
Party time with these Hendricks Gin bottle earrings decorated with silver foil!!
I didn’t quite get these earrings perfect, but for a first attempt, they look pretty nice. I like the shape of the wire, and the leaf beads are always sweet.
This pair of earrings is so pretty in pink! I made the main bead from a Fever-Tree tonic water bottle. The small pink bead was made from a pink Harlequin glass from a broken set. So pretty together.
I’ve been having a lot of fun making earrings this week. I like how this combination of beads looks together too. The beads were made from a Hendricks Gin and Skyy Vodka bottle.
I made a few Coopers Ale beads with gold leaf recently, and then thought I might add some “Peroni” green to them to match some of the recent necklaces that I have made. I really like how these earrings look.
You might have guessed I was going to make the third pair of earrings in the series, right?
Beads made from vodka, wine and gin bottles.