'Royal Timekeeper'
'Steam Ambassador'
'Anchor'
This is how my jewellery always starts: arranging bits of metal. Some pieces make the grade and others are ditched. I like doing a few at once: bouncing between them to create some sort of story. The story emerges as I work.
I just keep adding bits till they look finished. With these I wanted to use these chains I had laying around for a while. Everything is secured with tube rivets or micro-bolts which are the strongest, neatest and easiest way to secure assemblage jewellery. In the photo below, the back of the piece is very clean.
Speaking of neat, here is my studio at it's most organised- plastic take-away containers work a treat for storing sorted pieces.
Have a good week!
15 comments:
Drool... Covet... Must... Save pennies...
I too am droooooooling!
Hugs Lucy
I enjoyed seeing a glimpse of your process - and storage system. The completed pieces are elegant.
Very interesting way to design. We each have our own. The way we feel most comfortable. The anchor is probably my favorite!
Your pieces are söooooo cool!
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WOW!!!! Gorgeous creations! You inspire me.
Have a nice week!
Oxana
il y a encore de la matière pour faire ces trésors! et aussi la matière grise..c'est le cerveau!
bravo...
Ooohh "Royal Timekeeper" and "Anchor"...wondrous pieces! It was enjoyable to see your process. Several pieces at once~~fascinating. And peeking at the back was good too. I admire jewelry that looks good on both sides. Way cool Don!
Etre à l'heure... That is the question !
Love 'em all Don,thanks for sharing!!
~Sharon~
I like the clock parts.
"I just keep adding bits till they look finished." Something about this tickled me.
Mmmm nice process = gorgeous pieces. How much for the blue stone doorknocker please Mister?
Great pieces, one and all. And that stash of supplies just plain makes me smile!
These are all kinds of awesome!
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