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Ella Knight

The art of magpiealchemy
jewellery and decorative objects
handmade by Ella Knight

I work in the exciting and unpredictable
world of recycled and found materials. From my own and my friend’s homes, businesses, schools, second hand shops and markets I collect discarded packaging, unwanted toys, gadgets, and ‘useless’ things like empty pens and broken sunglasses, and take them to my workshop in West Hobart where they take on a new life. These gleanings from my society become the materials from which I select colours, shapes and textures, in my endeavour to create jewellery which is vibrant and ethically sound. For me this work incorporates personal stories of connection, perception, and joy in
the
unexpected.
E-mail:Knightsriding@netspace.net.au
Phone:043 8364 987

October 26, 2012
Posted by Bruce Pringle

“A Forged Landscape” EXHIBITION

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November 12, 2011
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More from Ella Knight

Shown at the Sustainable Living Expo , Hobart , November 2011.




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November 8, 2011
Posted by Ella Knight

oh, and this!

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new aluminium neckpieces

These were shown at the Sustainable Living Expo in Hobart on the weekend, and will be in Hammer & Hand Hobart soon…


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September 23, 2011
Posted by Ella Knight

oh winter, we miss you already…(yeah right!)

buffalo bells…pomelicious!

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July 26, 2010
Posted by Ella Knight

things you might find at H&H by Ella



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    • “A Forged Landscape” EXHIBITION
    • More from Ella Knight
    • oh, and this!
    • And these too!
    • And these…

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