Porlock Bead ColourPopInspired by the village of Porlock in Somerset. We have chosen a pale grey glass for the base of the bead and then added a unique blend of frit for the surface. The frit is made up of purple, dark green and bright green shards of glass. Once we have melted these shards into the surface of the bead, we have made swirling patterns in the glass with a sharp tool. The colours we have chosen represent the grey shingle and pebbles of the bay with the
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The town of Hayle is situated on a beautiful estuary on the edge of St
These ready braided bracelets measure approx 21cm (81/4")
The beach has a dramatic backdrop with the coastguard’s cottages and the Seven Sisters Cliffs and has been used as a location in a number of films
It also boasts Englands longest ski lift
We started off with a base of yellow for this Sandbanks bead to represent the golden sands on this peninsula
This volcanic island boasts some of the most beautiful beaches in the world Makua
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The island is known for its ascending mountains
The bead is then carefully decorated with lines made with a stringer of Ivory and silver leaf
We’ve used our favourite bubble technique for this little bead and swirled a mixture of black and pale blue glass together…we wanted to create the effect of shadows on the lime stone cliffs with a bit of silver shimmer to represent the sun shining off the shingle
This secluded sandy bay is backed by its three limestone peaks
