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Friday’s Jewelry Work

 

Here are a few photos

 

 

 

These are made from glass,  I fuse in a kiln then drill then embellish and add earwires and get them ready for sales.  3 of these already have a new home she will have her pick since she placed a special order for her Christmas list

 

 

 

Now here are a few more Polymer Clay Beads I did

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks for stopping by to check them out

 

I need to get busy making lots of different kinds for the Holiday season.

I also need to place more of my photos on Zazzle for those shoppers looking for my prints on cards, stamps and even T-shirts

 

I am still learning so nothing is PERFECT but I am OK with that and prices reflect that compaired to masters prices

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Eunice Miller

Retired female trucker Photographer Watercolor Artist Gardener Jewelry maker(beads and glass) Animal Lover Blogger lol but you knew that lol Find me at folsommillstudio.com Folsom Mill Studio on Facebook Please feel free to email me at folsommillstudio@gmail.com if there is an image you would like to buy or an Original Watercolor or print or maybe a card of the painting you enjoyed. https://folsommillstudio.pixels.com/

24 thoughts on “Friday’s Jewelry Work”

    1. Thanks Cindy isn’t the glass pretty :) she ordered 3 pairs in greens but sadly between 1200 and 1500 degrees they took on other colors :( she still bought them and liked them :)
      Eunice

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    1. Thanks I sold 3 today for $15 each and she will send them to people for Christmas I hope they like them :) I really do not like drilling Dicrohic glass as black background can be seen so I added the wire distraction :)

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    1. Thanks so much 3 found new homes this afternoon :) $15 each and she loved them for her friends on her Christmas list :)

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    1. Thanks so much and yes I took a class a week or so ago to learn how to work with Polymer Clay and I also work with glass and a kiln to make different types of Jewelry check out my blog posts under Jewelry/For Sale section

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        1. All it takes is CASH lol and I used to have that now to make a bunch of different kinds and find people to buy them so I could buy more supplies :)

          Look at local schools for classes or an artist near you willing to take on a student :) Can’t hurt to ASK

          Eunice

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