Most recently, I have been working on Lotus Pendants. A client requested a jewelry item that was meditation related and I did some searches, coming up the lotus flower and of course, crystals. So I went to work, sawing, sanding, polishing, wire wrapping, soldering, and breaking lots of saw blades along the way. I used copper and sterling - plain, hammered, layered - and these are the pendants I ended up with. Hope you like them. I have a show this weekend, but hope to get them listed on Artfire next week.
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Tuesday, October 23, 2012
METALSMITHING PROJECTS ON MY OWN!
It's been a good while since I posted on my blog!! I have been keeping busy and trying some new things based on the classes I took at the Appalachian Rock Shop. Sooner or later, when we learn something new, we have to go it alone!! I am posting pictures of some things I created after finishing up my summer classes. One of the items, a beautiful labrodorite cabochon that I put into a sterling silver pendant, sold within days of posting it on Facebook. I was so excited that I managed to create it without any major issues and more excited that someone loved it as much as I did.

Most recently, I have been working on Lotus Pendants. A client requested a jewelry item that was meditation related and I did some searches, coming up the lotus flower and of course, crystals. So I went to work, sawing, sanding, polishing, wire wrapping, soldering, and breaking lots of saw blades along the way. I used copper and sterling - plain, hammered, layered - and these are the pendants I ended up with. Hope you like them. I have a show this weekend, but hope to get them listed on Artfire next week.

Most recently, I have been working on Lotus Pendants. A client requested a jewelry item that was meditation related and I did some searches, coming up the lotus flower and of course, crystals. So I went to work, sawing, sanding, polishing, wire wrapping, soldering, and breaking lots of saw blades along the way. I used copper and sterling - plain, hammered, layered - and these are the pendants I ended up with. Hope you like them. I have a show this weekend, but hope to get them listed on Artfire next week.
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