CUSTOMER REPAIR JOB

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Many have the assumption that accessories are just about the creation. Sometimes, it's also about repairing lovely but damaged pieces.

BEFORE

AFTER

And there we have a complete neck piece restored in all it's glory :)

ANOTHER FEATHER EARRING AFFAIR :)

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Feather earrings with amber, chain and metallic angel wings :)

FEATURED ON CHICAMOD :)

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This week, jewELLAHry was featured on ChicaMod!!! :)

Give us your thoughts and comments about it :) xxx

ITIKADI: THE NEW KID ON THE BLOCK!!! :)

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The face behind this creative line of clothes, James Otieno :) at The African Fashion Fair.

FAFA 2010 photos

Accessories, jewELLAHry

Accessories, jewELLAHry

 Working with James on accessorizing his garments was lovely! I await more opportunities like these :)

And this avant-garde piece that I absolutely ADORE appears in KASHA MAGAZINE Issue 2 :) rocked fabulously by Debbie Oyugi.

Interview coming soon :)

Photos from Itikadi and Kasha Magazine.

CONTACT ME

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For any correspondence, be it being a sponsor, having a product reviewed, advertising, hosting a giveaway, giving feedback or any official mail contact me on;

Email: jewellahry@gmail.com

Twitter : @jewELLAHry

Facebook Page: jewELLAHry

FASHION GUST OF WIND COMING YOUR WAY: WATCH OUT!

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 STRONGGGGG!!!

 

CREATIVE!

ELEGANT...

 

 COLOURFULLY CHEEKY :)

 

 

 CHEERS!!!

 

MYSTERIOUS...

 

SUPERMARKET SHOPPING CAN BE A BORE. BUT NOT FASHION SHOPPING!!! :D

 

WALKING THE FASHION TALK :)

 

 CRAZY CREATIVITY ;)

 

THE FUTURE AIN'T TOO FAR xxx

One model, madd fashion personality, different faces and future so bright...

Nancie Mwai is fashion icon for me and many others who read her amazing blog daily.

From a simple blog, to a magazine (Kasha Magazine) and now to her very own brand WEBSITE, this girl sees the sky as the start, and not the limit.

Keep up Nancie!!! xxx

DIY: ALTERNATIVE FOR ALREADY EXISTING NECK-PIECE

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Materials: Ready neck-piece, yarn or ribbon.

Steps

• Tie yarn or ribbon on either and of the neck-piece

• And wear :)

Enjoy refurbishing your neck-pieces and giving them a new pizazz!!!xoxo  :)

Thanx to Sam for being a handy model! 

DIY: REVAMP KEY HOLDERS INTO WEARABLE ACCESSORIES

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Despite not being a fan of neck-pieces, I find that these DIYs make it fun to make the pieces and wear them :)


Materials: Keyholders and yarn

Steps:

• Cut the desired length of yarn, tie the ends and put through the key ring.

• Knot the yarn round the keyring. 

• And the neck-piece is ready to wear :)

Have fun making your creative neck-piece!!! xoxo

Thanx to Sam for agreeing to model :)

RIBBON AND STONE DIY NECK-PIECE

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Materials: ribbon of choice, stone beads and needle or wire.

Time: 10-20minutes :)

Steps:

• Thread the ribbon through the stone bead. 

• Knot the ribbon though one may opt to leave it without knotting if the stone does not slip off. This allows for different variations of the same neck-piece when stones are aligned differently.

Enjoy making yourselves some simple DIY neck-pieces. xoxo

TAKING ACCESSORIES TO AN EDGY LEVEL!

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...Fashion Stylist and Fashion Blogger, Nancie Mwai is a sport when it comes to doing shoots with her! As a jewelry designer, I look for different ways in which I can diversify my talents and creativity. The photos speak for themselves :) A mix of wire and beads... *sigh* the T.H.R.I.L.L.!

                                                                    WIRE FRENZY!!!

                                    
                                             NOW YOU SEE ME, NOW YOU DON'T!

                                                       HIDDEN IN PLAIN SIGHT!

N-EARRINGS IN THE HORIZON...

...shhhhh! Our little secrets ;)

BEADS AND GLAM :)

Can't wait to work with her on her forthcoming projects!!! :)

Visit The Fashion Notebook for more of Nancie Mwai's AMAZING looks and tips!

Photos: Leon Muli

REPTILES AND ACCESSORIES!!! (PART 2)

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A great welcome into Mamba Village (Nyali)

The main reason Mamba Village is named thus, is because it is home to hundreds of crocodiles. Mamba is Swahili for crocodiles. Some are for commercial purposes while others are for sightseers like me to marvel at.

 Looking at *D*R*Y * crocodile humour...

Who knew?

The most spooky part of this was the magic tap. Look keenly. No tricks, no pipe, just water running out endlessly :)

My daughter, Sibusisiwe was also on deck to enjoy the scenery. She danced all over the place and even posed :)

And we were on our way to the next location. Bye bye Mamba Village!