Rebecca is an Irish-based designer and jewellery artist with a passion for crafting distinctive pieces inspired by 20 years of experience. Working from her cozy studio in Dublin 12, each unique creation is infused with love and meaning. Drawing from her background in art history and photography, she cherishes the individuality of each piece—no two are exactly alike!
Kybalion is named after a script on self-mastery and life’s laws guiding us towards a fuller, happier, and more meaningful existence. Rebecca is a true creative spirit, and her joy is at its peak when she’s crafting.
No 2 days are ever the same. Some days I might have beading projects that need completing. The beading is very time consuming and intricate! I need to make sure I have had plenty of sleep and a coffee that morning!
Other days are dedicated to working with polymer clay.The process of sculpting the clay and watching my creations come to life is incredibly rewarding. I often experiment with different techniques and every day I am learning more about the craft.
Any social media/business/paperwork that needs to be done I usually leave that til late in the afternoon because I enjoy that the least!
Try to connect with a network of other craftspeople. Their advice and experience are really helpful, particularly if you work alone. It's nice to have others to share and discuss ideas with.
Rebecca Singleton
Kybalion
Without a doubt the creativity. Each project, whether it involves beading, polymer clay, or soldering, offers a unique opportunity to explore new techniques, push the boundaries of my skills, and produce something original. The process of transforming raw materials into beautiful, finished pieces is incredibly satisfying and fulfilling.
I have 2 beautiful paintings by Galway based artist Lola O’Donohue. I never get tired of looking at them!
What other maker in your discipline do you most look up to?
Andrea Mears and Lyndsey De Burca. I had a chance to meet both of them at Showcase Ireland and their work is really beautiful.
Morning time – when you have the whole day ahead of you.
How do you switch off?
As of gotten older I enjoy gardening especially during the summer. Its also a bit of peace and escape from a busy life.
I practice alot of yoga also – helps my very busy mind!I’m lucky there is a yoga studio next door to my workshop.
A glass of wine with my other half.
What’s the first thing you do when you leave studio?
