Author: Nikki Kamminga

I'm a parent to Ayla and Bastian, blogger, jeweller/metalsmith/artist, mentor and trustee at Project Kidogo. I love making trinkets and I spend any spare time I have making folded book art, rescuing dolls and sewing. I run the Facebook group for Breastmilk Jewellers. I dream of building my own house and doing more charity work in Tanzania.
Memorial Jewellery in South Wales

Memorial Jewellery in South Wales

Posted on by Nikki Kamminga
Memorial Jewellery in South Wales is for anyone wanting a way to remember a loved one who has passed away. I grew up in Monmouth and I began making keepsake and memorial jewellery in 2015. I started off offering necklaces...Read More
Baby and Breastfeeding Quotes for Engraving

Baby and Breastfeeding Quotes for Engraving

Posted on by Nikki Kamminga
Breastfeeding quotes for engraving, and phrases about babies for parents, grandparents and other friends and family members. These phrases are also beautiful on cards, posters, clothes and many other uses*. They are inspiration for engraving on a piece of engravable...Read More
Making Your Own Ashes Jewellery blue Hannah cremation ashes ring, cremation ashes and Aegean blue resin sparkle mix with platinum leaf. 8x4mm marquise setting

Making Your Own Ashes Jewellery

Posted on by Nikki Kamminga
If you're thinking about making your own ashes jewellery then we can help guide you. You can order all the tools and supplies you'll need over on my other business Keepsaker Supplies (click here). Here's a video showing you how...Read More
Making Your Own Breastmilk Jewellery. Breastmilk ring on brushed band with 8mm setting from Keepsaker Supplies

Making Your Own Breastmilk Jewellery

Posted on by Nikki Kamminga
We're now taking orders for them again, but if you're thinking about making your own breastmilk jewellery then we can definitely help too! You can order all the tools and supplies you'll need over on my other business Keepsaker Supplies...Read More
Being Working Parents in the Pandemic

Working Parents in the Pandemic

Posted on by Nikki Kamminga
Working parents in the pandemic are being stretched further than they ever thought possible. This afternoon as my youngest bangs pot and pans in her play kitchen, my eldest naps, and my husband cracks on with a conference call, I'll...Read More