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  • Hi everyone

    I live in Devon in the UK close to the sea and I love reticulating silver. Having started metalsmithing just over a year ago it's taken me some time to produce pieces that I'm pleased with, but I'm getting there. I usually try to set the pieces with found sea glass which I pick up on my local...
    Posted to Meet the community (Forum) by slicksilver on 10-10-2008

  • Its been forever-New Jewelry

    Hi, Im a long-time lurker here and its been about a year since I last posted a photo. Since then I've been working hard to improve at jewelry fabrication and pictures. Sometimes I think taking good pictures is harder than making jewelry! I'd love to know what you guys think about these pieces...
    Posted to Show us your work (Forum) by Libelle on 10-08-2008

  • Do You Love Patina??? Want to Know More???

    Hi all, I just posted a new article about coloring metals with patina on my blog, www.beadkeepers.blogspot.com . I've got some photos, tips, tricks, sources and a nice book review. I'd like to feature artists that work with patina, show some finished designs and further this topic of discussion...
    Posted to Work you admire and other discoveries (Forum) by rarespec on 10-02-2008

  • is it astonishing?

    What is it http://www.thehandicrafts.net/shop/repousse/nativity/ repousse or casting? Like them very much
    Posted to General metalsmithing (Forum) by mandarine on 09-04-2008

  • crafts you have never seen before?!

    unique gifts, memorabilia and collectibles available only on http://www.thehandicrafts.net/ Exclusiveness is guaranteed
    Posted to Show us your work (Forum) by mandarine on 09-04-2008

  • Send in the results from your creative jewelry experiments with fine silver flakes!

    On page 25 of the July issue of Art Jewelry magazine , I reviewed a product intended for metal clay —fine silver flakes. You can read my review here . In it, I asked our readers to send me photos of any pieces they've created using the flakes. These photos are being collected for a special online...
    Posted to Art Jewelry (Weblog) by Addie Kidd on 08-28-2008

  • Re: Bending half-round wire

    First and foremost, do make sure that your wire is annealed. There have been countless times over the years I've bought wire listed as "dead soft" that arrives no where near that condition. Fortunately it's fairly simple to solve that problem by annealing the wire. It's best to...
    Posted to General metalsmithing (Forum) by Robert on 08-28-2008

  • Filling charms with resin?

    Hi everyone!!! I have some gorgeous photo frames charms in sterling silver and some others in brass and I want to fill them with resin, the material used with the scrabble tiles to make pendants. I don't know anything about the use of that material, can I find it colored? Or is there another material...
    Posted to Surface embellishment (Forum) by lizzylo on 08-27-2008

  • Bending half-round wire

    Having a devil of a time making bracelets in what I think of (probably incorrectly or simplistically) as the "Navajo style". In it's simplest form, I'd describe it as 3 or more half-round wires, the outer wires bent in an arc at the top of the wrist to hold a bezel-set stone, with the...
    Posted to General metalsmithing (Forum) by AgOpalObsession on 08-26-2008

  • Stamping Sterling Silver

    How to stamp sterling silver? What tools should i get and what kind of store may carry them tools? I'm thinking of stamping my works with 925 mark so people would be less skeptical whether it's real sterling or not. I'm new at this, so please be gentle :) Thank you!
    Posted to Wire working (Forum) by popnicute on 08-23-2008
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