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I have decided to mount one of my labradorite cabochon that I cut and polished.
The base plate for the bezel is 1mm thick, on top of which I have soldered an embossed crown. For the bezel itself I use a strip of 0.6mm.
The ring shank is forged from a square wire (4x4mm) on the channel dapping block.
haha... essa foto ficou muito engraçada, embora não tenha ficado boa.
perdi o encontro em POA por uma boa causa, e terminei o dia num churras no meu amigo Dapper.
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virão outras oportunidades...
abraços e bom final de semana.
ah... amanhã, pé na estrada. me vou pra Vale Verde outra vez. já sabem né? esperem pelas fotos na segunda.
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Tompkins Square Park, East Village.
New York, New York.
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rhiarhiajones: Banana feet ;)
vivimagic: #banana #feet #lol
mistress_9: Ahhhhhh!!! I need these!!
vivimagic: @princessmorganoke yeah they are pretty cool but they got a hole in them where my big toe is :-(
These earrings are entirely handforged. I cut the discs from a sheet of copper and domed/dapped it. The Swarovski pearl and Swarovski crystal are wire wrapped with copper wire, and the earwires are also handforged. I love the patina on these. Couldn't believe how good they looked when I took them out of the tumbler!!!
Thank you Trinity Farm of the Western Reserve and Thunder for lending a helping hand and hoof to the making of this card!
From left: AppleBoost president Dave Copeland, VP/Treasurer Jim Leahy, and Leahy Orchards president (left) Mike Leahy. www.appleboost.com
From left: AppleBoost president Dave Copeland, VP/Treasurer Jim Leahy, and Leahy Orchards president (left) Mike Leahy. www.appleboost.com
This series of resin pendants were inspired by a group of vintage Valentine's Day cards that I found at an antique shop. The cards had been written upon and sent to the owners' sweethearts. They looked like they had been saved for years and well loved. I like the idea of taking a piece from someone's long ago love affair and adding that to a piece of jewelry, possibly to be bought and sent by someone to their own love. It gives it a history of hearts!
They are made from brass with Ice Resin and various found objects, brass components, bits of paper, match sticks, and glass beads. The resin is crystal clear, and very reflective, and amplifies the collage inside the brass pendant with amazing detail. Unfortunately, they are so reflective, they are a bit hard for me to photograph, but I love each one dearly!
This pendant was made from a raw brass frame pendant, which was heated with flame to give it interesting coloration. Some of the pendants in this series were also hand domed with a hammer and dapping block. The pendant was then carefully filled with the paper and found object bits and covered with a water-like layer of crystal clear resin.
Soirée du lancement du BlackBerry 8800 au musée Dapper, Paris 16eme. Lire la suite sur www.zdar.net
N.O. Times Picayune editorial page, Wed., Nov. 5, 2008, p. A-28 (by S. Kelley). Made controversial during the Democratic National Convention between Barack and his wife, the "Dapp", a sign of unity reocognition especially between Black men, was not done during MLK's time. It came about as the gentler side of the "high five" when two euphoric people celebrated a victorious moment. What a difference 4 decades make! (This color version appeared in Kelley's year-end-review NOTP, Wed., Dec. 31, 2008, p. A-12)
Although Dapps looked fairly big in the previous upload I hope this shows clearly his true size! He is now about 11months old.
Copper - This a redo of #118. I took the flower shape and worked it over with various dapping punches.
U21A, Runde 13
Samstag, 20. Dezember 2025, 14 Uhr
Red Ants Winterthur - Kloten-Dietlikon Jets 2:7 (0:0, 0:2, 2:5)
Oberseen, Winterthur. SR Däppen/Eschle.
Foto: Dieter Meierhans
Soirée du lancement du BlackBerry 8800 au musée Dapper, Paris 16eme. Lire la suite sur www.zdar.net