In 2006 she returned to school to study jewellery design and fabrication at the Haliburton School for the Arts. This program provided Miranda with a strong foundation in traditional jewellery-making techniques, while allowing her the freedom to experiment with metal, a material that had always intrigued her.

Using a variety of hand fabrication techniques, Miranda manipulates silver, gold, copper and brass into pieces of jewellery that integrate found objects and semi-precious stones. Fulfilling a desire to create work that can be touched and worn, Miranda creates small scale pieces of art for the body using clean, simple shapes and lines that accentuate the human form.