Picnic Blanket Jewellery

Picnic Blanket Jewellery turns hand-shaped glass into pendants, earrings, bracelets, and small pieces featuring animals and nature. Founder Katie started the studio in 2020 with the idea of bringing a playful element back to everyday jewelry. Its collections include birds, rabbits, cats, fruit, and garden scenes, with an illustrative style that moves away from the geometric forms of mass-produced jewelry.

The brand uses lampworking, a technique in which glass is heated and shaped directly with tools to build each figure. The process begins with colored glass rods and can reach about 1,200°C before the material becomes a small sculpture. Because each charm is formed by hand, the result retains the variations of a handmade piece: two designs are never exact copies.

The store organizes its selection into necklaces, charm necklaces, bracelets, and earrings, along with gift cards and accessories. Some pieces combine glass beads with a central motif; others bring several figures together in one pendant or bracelet. The assortment changes with collections and seasons, and the website features both new designs and customer favorites.

The themes draw on the natural world and home life: squirrels, badgers, acorns, birds, cats, rabbits, and gardens appear among the designs. Collections have names such as Cottage Garden, Woodland Animals, and Farm Friends, and the shop includes a custom section. Its visual style is recognizable for small, colorful, story-driven shapes built around a specific motif.

The lampwork process helps explain why the brand emphasizes the individuality of each piece. Glass is not simply cut into a repeated shape: it is melted, layered, and sculpted into a charm. The process calls for hands-on work and produces visible differences in color or outline, a defining feature of Picnic Blanket Jewellery.

The custom section lets shoppers explore commissions around specific motifs, including pets and themes of their choosing. The brand also provides care and sizing guides to help customers select a chain or design. Rather than presenting the catalog as one uniform list, its online store groups pieces by jewelry type and collection, making it easier to find a particular subject or color.

Picnic Blanket Jewellery works from a rural studio in Lancashire, England, and sells through an online store. For shoppers looking for handmade glass jewelry, its distinction lies in the process: small designs modeled one by one and grouped into collections with their own identity.