Ear Wings Climber Earrings Cream Pearl 925 Sterling Silver, Ear Wings Ear Climbers

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Beyond jewellery, Potter & Mooch also offers a range of other accessories including scarves, handbags, and hats. What To Think About Before Buying at Potter & Mooch? In May 2015, we got married! I wore the Ear Wings I had dreamed up around two years prior! Never knowing it would have turned into the business that it is today. Tattydevine - This independent British company known for its fun, acrylic statement jewellery may appeal to customers who like Potter & Mooch. Jewellery care: Potter & Mooch pieces are unique and handcrafted, consider the care instructions provided by the brand. Understanding how to care for your jewellery can prolong its lifespan. Potter and Mooch became a business after feeling the need for an ‘umbrella’ name to cover my textile design, upholstery and the new idea, Ear Wings. In September 2014 I did a small charity event in Lindfield. I took a bunch of Ear Wings I had made, along with my textile art that I’d made at uni and a bit of upholstery. I did so well at that event! I decided from then on that I wanted to do more events and make Potter and Mooch into a joyful lifestyle brand that would become a small source of income, whilst having fun along the way.

The discount code may have lapsed: Confirm the expiration date of the Potter & Mooch voucher code to verify that it is still applicable. If the code has expired, it will be rendered inept. There might be several factors contributing to why your Potter & Mooch discount code is not working:Not On The High Street - This online retailer showcases gifts, jewellery and home decor from small creative businesses, similar to Potter & Mooch. To the left was my first attempt to create something that winds up the ear. I knew it needed to go through the ear piercing as all the others I had seen were more like cuffs that could easily fall off. I thought about a stud with butterfly on the rear, but had seen a few online with this bar idea, which possibly allowed for the earring to stay upright on the ear. As I was not soldering or heating the metal, I worked out that they needed finishing off in a loop (seen on the left) as otherwise it would be sharp. I played around with different ways of smoothing that end off, but a loop was the most natural and easy way to finish it off. I used a much thinner wire than I use now, this was because it was cheaper and also because I didn’t know what the standard earring bar size was. I used glass seed beads and crystal beads to decorate them. A few years prior, I had studied an evening course in Upholstery at Chichester College… The dream developed to see my fabrics covering one-off chairs and foot stalls! After showcasing my work at London’s New Designers exhibition, I came home to a summer of family and friends, but the daunting prospect of creating a career out of my degree in design. I never felt drawn to the idea of working for a big company, where you are given a few pieces of inspiration and have to produce design after design, hour by hour, on a flat rate, in an office. For me, Textiles is all about the finished article. I want to see and feel my work printed on gorgeous slubby linens and fine spun silk, and then made into edible homeware!

Folksy - This is another marketplace for British crafters and designers, where you can find creative and original jewellery much like Potter & Mooch's offerings. I began painting, and revisiting some of the work I had done during uni to see if I could edit and work it better. I used what I had learned at uni to produce mini projects, creating small collections curated from a mood board, a colour way and a wealth of inspiration from the natural world. I began researching into textile printers in the UK that would enable me to print on natural, unbleached fabrics.I then moved onto making them in a straight line to see how that sat on the ear. It did work – but it didn’t ‘wiggle’ up the ear like I had initially planned. I used Swarovski crystals in this one pictured above with silver coloured spacer beads on silver plated round wire. Oliver Bonas - A high street store offering a variety of eclectic and stylish jewellery, Oliver Bonas is another potential alternative to Potter & Mooch.