Feature Friday: Big beads UK

Today’s Feature Friday was submitted by Anthony McCoy business owner of Bigbeadsuk.com. I met Anthony and his very cool necklaces via twitter of course and had to explore. When you venture to his site you will be met with your old time video game characters, created into necklaces. His technique is pixel style which are actual beads, which look like computer pixels.

Super Mario Necklace

 

Captain America Necklace

 

Retro Necklace

 

Mini Sonic Necklace

 

 

Your Business Name: Big beads UK
Your business url: www.bigbeadsuk.com
Your blog url:  www.bigbeadsuk.com/big-beads-blog.html
Your name: Anthony McCoy
Where you live: London

Tell us about the person behind the business:

I’m an art student from south London. Ive always been interested in starting my own business.

What inspires you?

I am inspired to create new and exciting necklaces, I try to push myself to make unique items

How did you get into starting your handmade business?

I started making necklaces for my self and after a while my family and friends started asking me if i Could make some pieces for them. As the popularity grew i decided to start selling my necklaces online.

A list of items you sell

I sell many different necklaces, I have a wide range of designs from video game based necklaces too Christmas themed necklaces.

Your Twitter linktwitter.com/anthonybigbeads
Your Pinterest link: pinterest.com/antbigbeads

Your Personal Words:

I personally like jewellery to be different and unique, something that makes you stand out of a crowd.

 

Starting out as a graphic designer,  greeting card designer, internet marketer 16+ years. Janet, established her creative biz on the 1st page of Google (+ other search engines) within a year. Which led to international media coverage. Her analytical thinking, marketing know-how & break-it-down methodology has helped others make positive progress & change. She continues to research, learn and share with others to help them use their Gifts to impact others.



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