I have been making jewelry off and on since I was a child. I have also dabbled with other crafts like paper mache and concrete garden art, but I keep coming back to jewelry. I believe it has become an obsession!
I couldn't help it, I just had to see what it would look like with a patina. I think I'll polish it a bit more, but so far I have mixed feelings. What version do you like better?
Hi, It is beautiful both ways, you'll have to make another and leave it shiny:)...I love the clasp you used, it really makes the bracelet! Do you have a tumbler? Tumbling oxidized (or any) metal jewelry with put a polish on it like you wouldn't believe!
I think it looks beautiful both ways! You'll have to make another one and then decide ;)! I love the clasp you used, it really makes the bracelet. Do you have a tumbler? Tumbling oxidized or any metal jewelry gives it a polish you won't believe-I was tumbling eveything when I got mine, and amazed at what it could do!
When you first talked about oxidizing I was think "NO". But I really like. It's hot both ways. The clasp doesn't over power it just fits. You did such a great job.
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It is beautiful both ways, you'll have to make another and leave it shiny:)...I love the clasp you used, it really makes the bracelet! Do you have a tumbler? Tumbling oxidized (or any) metal jewelry with put a polish on it like you wouldn't believe!
I think it looks beautiful both ways! You'll have to make another one and then decide ;)! I love the clasp you used, it really makes the bracelet. Do you have a tumbler? Tumbling oxidized or any metal jewelry gives it a polish you won't believe-I was tumbling eveything when I got mine, and amazed at what it could do!
When you first talked about oxidizing I was think "NO". But I really like. It's hot both ways. The clasp doesn't over power it just fits. You did such a great job.
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Thank you everyone! Kristie, a tumbler is on my wish list, I think I'll have one by this fall sometime!
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