Nov 27 2009
Send this post to a friend who would love this!Semi-precious stones combine with freshwater pearls to create this earthy jewel toned bracelet. Nestled in the centre is a hand crafted bird charm made of .999 silver. Nature is a huge inspiration of my work. I often arrive home from walks with my head full of ideas ready to be sketched and made into one of a kind jewellery.

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Nov 18 2009
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.999 silver hand sculpted leaf pendant sterling silver chain woven with gold vermeil chain, toggle clasp $120
contact me to order: heather@swaysilver.ca
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Nov 18 2009
Send this post to a friend who would love this!This fall I was privileged to teach several pendant making classes to high school and adult students. I find sharing information and techniques rewarding and I especially enjoy seeing what each individual does with what they are given. Precious Metal Clay is such a great medium to teach because good results are very quickly achieved with the magic of turning something clay-like to metal by torch firing. Some people are naturals at designing and perhaps didn’t even know it! Others struggle a bit, working and reworking until they come up with something. With a little effort each piece turns out with its own charm! It amazes me how different we all are, how differently we learn, apply instructions and share our creativity.
My next scheduled class is January 31st 2010 1-4 at the Cambridge Centre for the Arts. Create at least one pair of earrings and learn about earring findings and how to use them. Register by calling the Centre for the Arts www.cambridgecentreforthearts.ca 519-740-4681 x 4376
If you are interested in learning PMC or beading and can get a group of 6 or more together I’d love to teach you to make your own wearable art!
heather@swaysilver.ca
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