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This pendant is made from a sand etched vase that I have recycled into this very delicate and beautiful piece. The glass is a stunning transparent turquoise with slightly raised unetched areas. A true work of art.
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Laser-etched coasters made to resemble Scrabble tiles. One for each member of the family.
See the blog post for more: rasterweb.net/raster/2012/06/25/scrabble-coasters/
Not only will students walk away with a finished cuff, you’ll also learn how to set up your own etching tank inexpensively, create a Faux Bone tool you’ll use again and again, and incorporate Faux Bone into your metal work, giving you added flexibility and functionality with the ability to add color if desired.
Skating in Hyde Park - 1 Jan 1807
Drawn and etched by J Atkinson and published by William Miller, 49 Albemarle Street and James Walker, 8 Conway Street, Fitzroy Square
I made these glasses for BJ's parents. They were gift wrapped with a bottle of Bombay Saphire Gin to prepare them for the 10 day cruise we will be heading on a just a couple of weeks.
Im really happy with how they came out, But could improve them a little more
I made these as gifts for friends. Not embroidery, but here are a couple of boxes that I etched with designs derived from embroidery patterns.
(The embroidery patterns I used were uploaded by "bcampbell to"
www.flickr.com/photos/briancampbell/3382965719/in/set-721...
Etched hand-made glass beads on stirling silver.
Lampwork, design and assembly by Studio K - my wife's studio.
Part of the Korean Memorial in Washington DC are etchings of various soldiers which brings a more human element.
The Korean War, conflict between Communist and non-Communist forces in Korea from June 25, 1950, to July 27, 1953. At the end of World War II, Korea was divided at the 38th parallel into Soviet (North Korean) and U.S. (South Korean) zones of occupation. In 1948 rival governments were established: The Republic of Korea was proclaimed in the South and the People's Democratic Republic of Korea in the North.
The war's unpopularity played an important role in the presidential victory of Dwight D. Eisenhower, who had pledged to go to Korea to end the war. Negotiations broke down four different times, but after much difficulty and nuclear threats by Eisenhower, an armistice agreement was signed (July 27, 1953). Casualties in the war were heavy. U.S. losses were placed at over 54,000 dead and 103,000 wounded, while Chinese and Korean casualties were each at least 10 times as high. Korean forces on both sides executed many alleged civilian enemy sympathizers, especially in the early months of the war.
I make these celtic knot hair barrettes in a bunch of different colors. See my profile for my online store link.