Coffee Pod Creations Jewellery

03/06/2026

This is my favourite shop in Petersfield 🙌
Not just because you'll find my jewellery there... But because I'm surrounded by an incredible collection of talented makers and artists 👩‍🎨

Not only does it have an amazing selection of one-off items, gifts and original art but they have a DIY craft section where you can sit with a cup of tea, biscuit and make ✂️ (I've learnt how to embroider!)

A huge thanks to Sarah, Sarah-Jane and George, who make it all happen and have created such a supportive community for local makers ✨

Which local independent shops do you always recommend to friends? 👇

26/05/2026

DON'T DITCH IT - FIX IT!

Do you have:
✂️ blunt scissors, knives, secateurs, shears that need sharpening;
📻 Electrical items that need new plugs or need a general diagnosis;
🚴‍♀️ A bike in need of simple work such as adjusting brakes, gears etc;
🪡 Garments and toys that need patches, sewing, darning;
💍 Costume or beaded jewellery in need of restringing, a new hook or clasp;
🪆 Wooden or plastic items which need to be glued back together?

If you answered yes to any or all of these, then take them along to your nearest 💚

21/05/2026

Spot the difference 👀 I've been on a mission to find a better, more eco-friendly supplier for my earring cards. These ones are slightly smaller and fatter than my old ones. What do you think? Does size matter?

13/04/2026

Had an amazing weekend at Titchfield Art & Craft Show 👩‍🎨

I met lots of lovely customers, both old friends and new faces ❤️ Hearing how much you love wearing Coffee Pod Creations jewellery makes me so happy and seeing the surprise on people's faces when they find out my creations are made from coffee pods, never fails to make me smile 😊

A big shoutout to the organisers (all volunteers) and fellow crafters who helped make this event a success ✨

16/03/2026

Who is Coffee Pod Creations' jewellery for?
✨It’s for the person who likes colour but doesn’t want heavy statement pieces weighing them down.
✨It’s for someone who enjoys wearing something a little different and being asked, “Where did you get those?”
✨It’s for the friend who chooses gifts carefully and wants there to be a story behind what they give.
✨It’s for people who care about thoughtful design. Who like the idea that something once discarded can become something worn and loved.
✨It’s also for the person who doesn’t wear much jewellery at all, but wants one pair that feels easy, lightweight and effortless.

🥰My pieces aren’t mass produced. They’re made in small batches or to order, so they suit people who like knowing their jewellery hasn’t come off a conveyor belt.

❤If you wear my jewellery, I’d love to know — what made you choose it?

And if you don’t yet, what would make it feel like it was made for you?

11/03/2026

Why do I make what I make?
Honestly, it just happened.
A friend gave me some pods and I started experimenting with coffee pods and made a few pieces for myself. Then something unexpected happened. Strangers began stopping me to comment on my jewellery. On the tube. In the doctor’s surgery. Even at the pub.
They didn’t just ask where it was from. They asked if they could buy it.
So I kept making.
Friends asked for different colours. Someone wanted a smaller pair. Someone else wanted a necklace to match. Each request pushed me to try something new. Bit by bit, what began as a hobby grew into something much bigger.
I continue because I genuinely love the process of upcycling aluminium. I love looking at a pile of discarded pods and imagining what they could become. I love testing new shapes and coming up with ideas that surprise people.
But more than anything, I love spotting someone wearing my jewellery out in the world. Or hearing that a pair was bought as a gift and is now someone’s favourite piece.
That feeling never really gets old.
And the story is still unfolding.
If you own one of my pieces, I’d love to know where you were when you first wore it.

11/03/2026

Why do I make? ✂️ Because I enjoy the challenge of seeing potential where others see waste. A used coffee pod might look like rubbish, but to me there's possibility to make something that can be worn and enjoued.

It's creativity, problem-solving and sustainability all wrapped into one small piece of jewellery ✨

09/03/2026

This is what I make 💚
I design and handcraft jewellery from used aluminium coffee pods.
Each piece is cut, shaped and assembled by me in my home studio. What starts as something destined for the bin becomes lightweight, colourful earrings and necklaces designed to be worn every day.
Swipe through to see different ranges — bold brights, subtle metallics, simple shapes and layered designs. Every colour you see began its life as a pod.

My jewellery is:
• Lightweight
• Comfortable to wear
• Made in small batches or to order
• Created from upcycled materials
• Designed to be affordable and accessible
There’s no mass production. Just me experimenting over the years to get the designs just right.

If you’re new here, which style do you like?
And if you’ve been around a while — do you have a favourite range?

06/03/2026

Today’s prompt is Trial and Error, which feels very appropriate when designing jewellery from coffee pods ✂

Every piece of jewellery I make is an original design. I enjoy experimenting and discovering new ways to shape and combine the aluminium rather than copying what someone else has done.

At some point I decided I wanted to make hearts from the coffee pods. I’m not entirely sure what inspired it, but I started trying. ❤

First question: where should the hole go so it hangs properly?
In the middle looked strange and didn’t hang right.
Just one heart hanging and an earring hook looked a little plain.
So I added a faux pearl from my bead stash.
I did sell these, but I still felt the design could be improved.

After lots more experimenting, I eventually created the big and small hearts . I really like the way you can mix and match the colours, and that they’re made completely from aluminium coffee pods. www.coffeepodcreations.com/product-page/made-to-order-heart-earrings

I also had a go at making smaller heart pendants. Is this a design that works, or one that could still evolve? ❤️

06/03/2026

I'm looking forward to Titchfield Art and Craft Show It is my first in-person event this year (April 11th and 12th). I'm hoping to have some new designs to share ❤

One of our very popular regulars is Vicky from Coffee Pod Creations Jewellery