Week 2 of the 100 days Scotland project and this week is kitchen week! Take a look

Week 1 of the 100 days Scotland project and I’ve chosen nature as my theme for this week. Take a look at what I’ve made.

The 100 days project for Scotland starts on 16th May this year and I am looking forward to taking part.

Many of us are living with fear and anxiety for our health, our loved ones and our livelihood. So what can we do about it?

Taking part in a jewellery making challenge can be a great way to try something new, challenge yourself, be consistent and work to a theme

I'm very excited to announce that the award-winning Polish metal clay artist Anna Mazon will be visiting Edinburgh to teach in 2020

Edinburgh is a very popular destination for hen and stag groups but not everyone wants to drink all weekend! There are some great activities you can do as a group and making jewellery is top of the list.

Gemotion rivets are a great way to add colour and movement to your jewellery designs. Here are my top tips for making a silver clay piece with them effectively

I'm sad to share with you that my favourite magazine, Making Jewellery, is no longer on sale.

I've been working with silver clay for a while now and have tried a lot of different tools and products over the years. here are some of the ones I keep going back to. They're all under £10 so won't break the bank but will definitely make a difference to the jewellery you make.

Silver clay is a fantastic material made up of recycled silver particles, an organic binder and water. It’s a really flexible and forgiving way of working with silver but one thing that people worry about is that the clay will dry out quickly. While the clay will get dry, and it is meant to, there are lots of things that will help slow this down so here are some tips

Metal clay is a fantastic medium to use to make jewellery. Here are the top mistakes that people new to metal clay make and how to avoid making them yourself!