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I had a commisioned trade with a friend fro this one - she gave me free rein and lots of time - I'm very glad she did! I was stuck after the two halves in the second shot, and it took me a while to work out what I wanted for the center, as well as how to achieve it. The finished bead is 2.25in. by...
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Firescale on silver is caused by Cu2O embedded in the polished silver which can only be removed by abrasion. Sometimes a 'bright dip' may help by dipping is repeatedly into HNO3 and water but HNO3 dissolves the silver as well, I tried this a few times with moderate success. On this page http...
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Can anyone tell me how to remove the shadowing or staining that is occurring on my students' sterling silver during fabrication?
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Hello- New here. I am spending too much time scanning the interent for sterling silver necklaces and SS discs for hand stamping, stamps for jewelry stamping (different fonts) I seem to be chasing my tail and getting nowhere. I have ordered from a few companies (one necklace source has poor quality necklaces...
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Hi, I am a Mexican artist that lives in Texas. I work with metals, do some fabrication pieces but mostly my work is with metal clays. I am happy to be part of this forum and if I can help in any way I will be happy to do it. http://www.lorenaangulo.com
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This is one of my Arboles de Vida, trees of life, that I have in my collection. The tree of life is very representative of my culture and folk art from Mexico. It is made with pmc3 and is totally hand sculpted. www.lorenaangulo.com
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thx a lot for all nice comments. working with silver and gems is my love - here are some my recent works:
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My adobe cant read the pdf document that is available for download for this lovely earring project... any ideas? thanks Anne
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These are chasing and repousse earrings. I wanted to share and get some feed back. They're about 2" long, 3/4" wide. They're listed here: http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=31120451
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Hi everyone, My name is Einat and I am a jeweler. I'm trying to expand my horizons in jewelry networking and meet new and interesting people with whom I can share and discuss thoughts and ideas. I love to get feedback on my work and photography and would love to share my own thoyght with you about...
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