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Tag Archives: torch fired enamel
Ahhhhhhh…Studio Time
I love it when I get some uninterrupted time in my studio! So…today, after I made breakfast, picked the garden, mowed the yard and ate lunch, I got to escape to my creative space and get to work. I had … Continue reading
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Tagged art jewelry, copper, earrings, flowers, mannequin, necklace, polymer clay, studio, torch fired enamel, turquoise
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It’s About Color and Texture and Fun
I have a serious color and texture addiction. Hi…My name is Sherry and I’m a colorholic/textureholic. I had a delicious time in the studio combining materials and techniques to come up with some new creations. I pulled out … Continue reading
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Tagged color, earrings, flowers, lampwork, texture, torch fired enamel
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A Blaze Of Fall Colors
My newest torch fired enamel pieces, in shades of red, yellow, violet, and copper are available at Wall Candy Custom Framing and Gallery in downtown Columbia, Tennessee. Hand cut, pierced, hammered, and enameled elements, accented by colorful lampworked beads.
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Tagged autumn, copper, poke sallet, red, torch fired enamel, violet, yellow
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Rainbows
Hubby bought me a new tool…a die disc circle cutter punch. He knows the way to this girl’s heart is tools. This is one of my first creations using it with my torch fired enamels.
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Tagged bracelet, Die Disc Cutter Circle Punch, torch fired enamel
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New Blues
This is a new torch fired enameled copper “stone” with turquoise and glass beads. Vintage brass drawer pull with torch fired enamel dangles and dyed mother of pearl beads.
Color My World
I’m having fun playing with my new enamels again. These are at Cliques Hair Salon in Columbia, Tennessee. Other pieces can be found at Wall Candy in downtown Columbia.
Repurposed Vintage
Vintage dresser pull, crystals, glass beads, wire, chain Vintage dresser pull, freshwater pearls, French coin, metal leaf charms, wire, glass beadsVintage dresser pull, glass beads, torch fired enamel on copper, wire These are coming up for sale at an upcoming … Continue reading
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Tagged crystals, Damien Boggs, freshwater pearls, necklace, torch fired enamel, vintage, Wall Candy
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Pass the Peas Please
My husband has been telling me that I need to make some more pea necklaces. I finally did some with a new twist of enameling the pods with my torch fired enamel. These are coming up for sale at an … Continue reading
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Tagged artisans, Columbia, Columbia Tennessee, local artists, torch fired enamel, Wall Candy pea pods
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Test Driving
Whenever I finish a new piece of jewelry, I have to test drive it even if I just wear it around the house. I try to make sure that it is comfortable, that nothing falls apart, or pokes in your … Continue reading
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Tagged Bird's nest, blue, eggs, Heart and Hands, hearts, home, necklace, torch fired enamel, vintage
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