paperclip bicycle
Saturday 11 August 2012
Friday 10 August 2012
seaglass, fruit of the Thames
one of the things about living down river from London is that this area has been used as a dump for the capitals waste for centuries. On one of my wider ranging cycles routes (when I have the energy to get up early on a Sunday morning) is a rubbish land fill site slowly washing out into the river. I don't know exactly how old it is but around 1900's would be my guess
http://folksy.com/items/2431633-seaglass-pendant
I think this was from the base of a glass, but could just as easily be the lid from something
http://folksy.com/items/2431633-seaglass-pendant
this one appears to be the stem of a wine glass before it was ground smooth by the river
I think this was from the base of a glass, but could just as easily be the lid from something
road copper cross pendant
this was made with a piece of copper pipe found in the road, I really like the texture you get from a piece of metal that has been run over hundreds of times, I have tried to reproduce it with "virgin" copper but never succeeded
a late introduction
Hello, my name is john. I have created this blog as a place I can display all the things I have made. I have had no training or education with regards to creative design, art or any such related stuff, I just like doing this. A lot of my materials I find in the street, the best stuff is free, basically I make things out of rubbish. Copper is my preferred material because of its malleability.
I have a shop on folksy where you can buy some of my jewellery and you can also find me on facebook.
I also like my rock music so be warned
Sunday 5 August 2012
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