Comments for Rachel Helen Designs http://www.rachelhelendesigns.com Bespoke jewellery and custom wedding and engagement rings Sat, 10 Oct 2009 16:51:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 Comment on Nightshade Collection now in Sterling Silver! by Ally http://www.rachelhelendesigns.com/nightshade-collection-now-in-sterling-silver/#comment-14 Ally Sat, 10 Oct 2009 16:51:39 +0000 http://access.purewebdesign.co.uk/~rachel/nightshade-collection-now-in-sterling-silver/#comment-14 OMG! this is so B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L!! <br />I am dazed! I am absolutely in love with your jewellery ! This one is so dreamy !! You must be an amazing person!!!!I simply can't describe how wonderful your work is! Love YOU! :) OMG! this is so B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L!!
I am dazed! I am absolutely in love with your jewellery ! This one is so dreamy !! You must be an amazing person!!!!I simply can't describe how wonderful your work is! Love YOU! :)

]]> Comment on New Website Launch!! by Kirsten http://www.rachelhelendesigns.com/new-website-launch/#comment-15 Kirsten Tue, 01 Sep 2009 17:07:59 +0000 http://access.purewebdesign.co.uk/~rachel/new-website-launch/#comment-15 hi rachel...i have so many blogs that i forgot about Sonrisa's Den. I deleted a few, you see, and I thought I had deleted this. <br /><br />Anyway, I'm still here and tahnk you for you lovely comment, it is very helpful. With getting my degree course out the way, I'm afraid the jewellery went on the back burner for a little while, but should be comiong back soon! <br /><br />Love your site!<br /><br />Kirsten hi rachel…i have so many blogs that i forgot about Sonrisa's Den. I deleted a few, you see, and I thought I had deleted this.

Anyway, I'm still here and tahnk you for you lovely comment, it is very helpful. With getting my degree course out the way, I'm afraid the jewellery went on the back burner for a little while, but should be comiong back soon!

Love your site!

Kirsten

]]> Comment on Blu by Mab http://www.rachelhelendesigns.com/blu/#comment-16 Mab Thu, 05 Jun 2008 13:15:00 +0000 http://access.purewebdesign.co.uk/~rachel/blu/#comment-16 Brilliant.! :) Brilliant.! :)

]]> Comment on Simons Cat.. by Mab http://www.rachelhelendesigns.com/simons-cat/#comment-18 Mab Thu, 05 Jun 2008 13:09:00 +0000 http://access.purewebdesign.co.uk/~rachel/simons-cat/#comment-18 Hi, I just love these animations, they're really funny and so true to life :)<br /><br />Mab :) Hi, I just love these animations, they’re really funny and so true to life :)

Mab :)

]]> Comment on Blu by Steve Ballmer http://www.rachelhelendesigns.com/blu/#comment-17 Steve Ballmer Sun, 18 May 2008 02:40:00 +0000 http://access.purewebdesign.co.uk/~rachel/blu/#comment-17 lol lol

]]> Comment on Wedding Jewellery by Sonrisa http://www.rachelhelendesigns.com/wedding-jewellery/#comment-19 Sonrisa Sun, 16 Dec 2007 20:09:00 +0000 http://access.purewebdesign.co.uk/~rachel/wedding-jewellery/#comment-19 Hi! I read your comment last week on Kate's Jewellery Making Blog so I had a little peak at your site, which is really lovely, professional and well-presented. I've just read your interview on Kate's site and I am very, very intrigued. Are there a lot of metal work courses out there? I would love to have a go one day. My creative journey is in its infancy. I've just discovered the joys of bead and wire and I think its great. At the age of 21, I feel like a little girl all over again. It may sound silly, but I had absolutely no idea you could make your own jewellery without some kind of professional qualification. So now, I can happily make some beaded earrings, I can struggle with necklaces and rings but I do have a very big imagination. I want to be able to make all sorts of things with metal eventually. For the sake of my bank balance, I'm not going to run before I can walk, so the beading is what I do now, keeping in mind I have many, many aspirations. I've figured out a natural progression in my head. It goes something like this, beads and wire, then Fimo clay which looks like a whole lot of inexpensive fun, then precious metal clay which looks fantastic. Then some kind of silver smith course. I think this may well keep me busy for quite a few years, particularly as my current occupation is student of modern languages at Newcastle. So, my two passions, arty crafty things and languages. It's a lot for now. But anyway, I wondered if you have any advice for me, being a very over-ambitious, fluttery brained sort of person. Also, do you ever make your own jewellery to wear for yourself, and is that usually like an occasional present or is it a perk of your job that you can have lots of exclusive jewellery? How do you get people to buy it when it's quite expensive? Do you market a certain kind of person? Hi! I read your comment last week on Kate’s Jewellery Making Blog so I had a little peak at your site, which is really lovely, professional and well-presented. I’ve just read your interview on Kate’s site and I am very, very intrigued. Are there a lot of metal work courses out there? I would love to have a go one day. My creative journey is in its infancy. I’ve just discovered the joys of bead and wire and I think its great. At the age of 21, I feel like a little girl all over again. It may sound silly, but I had absolutely no idea you could make your own jewellery without some kind of professional qualification. So now, I can happily make some beaded earrings, I can struggle with necklaces and rings but I do have a very big imagination. I want to be able to make all sorts of things with metal eventually. For the sake of my bank balance, I’m not going to run before I can walk, so the beading is what I do now, keeping in mind I have many, many aspirations. I’ve figured out a natural progression in my head. It goes something like this, beads and wire, then Fimo clay which looks like a whole lot of inexpensive fun, then precious metal clay which looks fantastic. Then some kind of silver smith course. I think this may well keep me busy for quite a few years, particularly as my current occupation is student of modern languages at Newcastle. So, my two passions, arty crafty things and languages. It’s a lot for now. But anyway, I wondered if you have any advice for me, being a very over-ambitious, fluttery brained sort of person. Also, do you ever make your own jewellery to wear for yourself, and is that usually like an occasional present or is it a perk of your job that you can have lots of exclusive jewellery? How do you get people to buy it when it’s quite expensive? Do you market a certain kind of person?

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