captivate
4 items sold, 1 comment
(100.0% positive feedback)
4 items sold, 1 comment
(100.0% positive feedback)
Registered in Dec 2010
Located in Wellington
New Zealand
All about me... hmmm...
Well, that's me in the photo on the left. I've been making my own jewellery for a while now, and I thought it was about time to see if I could make it a little bit more than a hobby, so at the end of 2010 I set up this shop. At the moment, while I wait for the job market to catch up with the fact that I've graduated, I spend my (abundant) free time wire-wrapping, seed-beading, painting, sorting, gluing and arranging my way to my next piece. If I don't become too attached to it, it goes here in the hope that one of you will like it as much as I do!
Long-term, it would be amazing to have premises where people can come and see my jewellery for themselves, and it's a dream of mine to use my social policy qualification in tandem with my jewellery-making to set up an initiative where women relying on welfare can come and learn jewellery-making skills and earn some income from selling their pieces in a collective shop... I think that's in the very long-term plan at the moment though. In the meantime, thanks for supporting my first shop!
Rebekah Early (Captivate)
Well, that's me in the photo on the left. I've been making my own jewellery for a while now, and I thought it was about time to see if I could make it a little bit more than a hobby, so at the end of 2010 I set up this shop. At the moment, while I wait for the job market to catch up with the fact that I've graduated, I spend my (abundant) free time wire-wrapping, seed-beading, painting, sorting, gluing and arranging my way to my next piece. If I don't become too attached to it, it goes here in the hope that one of you will like it as much as I do!
Long-term, it would be amazing to have premises where people can come and see my jewellery for themselves, and it's a dream of mine to use my social policy qualification in tandem with my jewellery-making to set up an initiative where women relying on welfare can come and learn jewellery-making skills and earn some income from selling their pieces in a collective shop... I think that's in the very long-term plan at the moment though. In the meantime, thanks for supporting my first shop!
Rebekah Early (Captivate)