01.15.2008 | Posted by Kristin Sutter

Art Jewelry Editor's Pick: Fred Zweig repoussé and chasing

One of my favorite things about www.artjewelrymag.com is the Community page, where we can go to check out the cool work that our readers are doing and find out what jewelry-making issues are important to them. I haven't visited the "Show Us Your Work" section in the Forum for a while, and when I saw Fred Zweig's repoussé faces and frog, I was delighted! They have a sense of movement and emotion that makes me want to stop and stare and get to know them better. Lucky for the jewelry-making world at large, Mr. Zweig, who makes his own tools because, he says, "Most of the commercial chasing tools are not suited for this fine work and are expensive," is offering a class in Tucson in March 2008. So, in his class, he'll be letting you in on his secrets for toolmaking as well as for repoussé.

Personally, I'm just glad that he let us see his work. Thanks for sharing, Fred.

And thanks to everyone else on the Forum who posts pictures of what they're working on. It's exciting to see!

—Kristin
 

Comments

  • January 15, 2008 @ 3:48 PM
    Fred Zweig said...

    Kristin,

    I am pleased to be a part of this community and to be able to contribute in any way I can.

    Fred

  • April 13, 2008 @ 8:57 AM
    knitsteel said...

    It's wonderful to see pictures of your faces Fred.

About Kristin Sutter

I started working on Art Jewelry as the copy editor in April 2005. (At the same time, I was also the copy editor for Art Jewelry's sister publications, BeadStyle and Bead&Button.) So, I've spent more than two years learning all I could about jewelry and Art Jewelry's readers. My job was to make sure the magazines were easy to understand when they got into your hands. That's still my job now that I'm working solely for Art Jewelry, but now I'll also be doing some writing and, well, whatever Hazel needs me to do, really. I'm excited to have new challenges, to have fun trying out ideas, to work with this staff (such cool people!), and to be able to make this your favorite magazine!

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