The Handmade’s Tale

UK-BASED JEWELLERY DESIGNER MICHELLE FINNERTY TELLS NATASHA ABOUT HER KOOKY AND COLOURFUL CREATIONS.

THE HANDMADE’S TALE: MISS LADY ABROAD

Welcome to the latest instalment of the Handmade’s Tale. This week Natasha talks to pinup girl-turned-jewellery designer Miss Lady Abroad. 

The Handmade’s Tale: An interview with Audrey Moorehead from Tee-ki Togs

Welcome to a fresh installment of the Handmade’s Tale–a regular series in which we celebrate crafty ladies! This week Natasha meets international jetsetter, DJ and jewellery designer Audrey Morehead from Tee-ki Togs.

THE HANDMADE’S TALE: NANA GLAMOUR

In this edition of the Handmade’s Tale, Lisa from Nana Glamour tells Natasha about her vintage-inspired creations made from old cards, tatty books, and vintage magazines.

THE HANDMADE’S TALE WITH AMI HOLIFIELD

Laura talks to Ami Holifield; the creator behind beautiful Brimstone Jewellery.

THE HANDMADE’S TALE: LITTLE M CREATES

Welcome to the sixth installment of The Handmade’s Tale! This week Natasha meets British-based jewellery maker, Little M Creates.

THE HANDMADE’S TALE: INTERVIEW WITH CATHOUSE MODERN

In the fifth installment of The Handmade’s Tale, Natasha chats to Kate Smith who creates mid-century modern inspired furniture for the discerning feline.

AN INTERVIEW WITH ESTELLE OF BRIGHTON

Welcome to part four of our Handmade’s Tale feature which celebrates crafty and creative women. This week Natasha chats to Estelle Pemberton aka Estelle of Brighton.

THE HANDMADE’S TALE: INTERVIEW WITH HEY MUCHACHITA!

Welcome to part three of our Handmade’s Tale feature which celebrates crafty and creative women. This week Natasha meets Mexicana-inspired jewellery maker Dani Spadevecchia.

Interview with Maryann Roy

Welcome to part two of our new Handmade’s Tale feature which celebrates crafty and creative women. This week Natasha meets mid-century dream maker Maryann Roy.

INTERVIEW WITH JOOLS FROM SHANTYTRAMP

Welcome to part one of our new Handmade’s Tale feature which celebrates crafty and creative women. To kick off this series, Natasha spoke to the UK-based Jools Portland aka Shantytramp about her kitsch-inspired handmade jewellery range.