I made several more wire pieces that will become either pendants or brooches.
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I will add a pin back to this little guy. I made the wire owl first then pressed it onto a textured polymer clay sheet that I highlighted with PearlEx powders. I used an Exacto knife to trim off the excess clay. After curing I usually seal PearlEx pieces with liquid Kato but this time I used Future.
This one is fairly big, it measures 2 1/2"x 3 1/2" across. This was made in two sections which I secured together with glue and wire. My muse and I are still trying to decide how to finish the necklace.... maybe with copper chain, cords or beads or a combination of materials.
This is just a funky doodad, not sure how I will use it. I am tempted to try and sell some of my wire doodads as decorations for hats, purses, belts hair clips etc.
The vintage 40's plastic button was the inspiration for this one, it is a pretty peach that goes well with the orange beads and amber wire. I used light amethyst wire for contrast. I used 28 gauge wire over 18 gauge wire, it has a tighter weave than the ones I made with 26 gauge wire..... I like the look so I ordered more 28 gauge wire from Parawire. I am such an impulse buyer, I can't resist shiny objects so I had to have every color.
This one is made with brown wire, yellow glass square beads and a couple butterscotch buttons from the 40's. It will be a brooch as soon as I figure out how to attach the pinback.
I will be doing turkey day things the next few days, if I don't have time to post again before thursday I wish you all a very Happy Thanksgiving
Yay! You are a "weaver extraordinaire" for sure, with that great wire work. I adore the owl, he's sooooooo cute, but all of this work is EXCELLENT. Very nice going!
ReplyDeleteWill you be putting these on Etsy?
ReplyDeleteAwesome work!! I love the copper and black owl... Great job!
ReplyDeleteLove the owls!
ReplyDeleteI salivate with awe when I viewed the large owl that you have to decide to put it on a copper chain, cords, etc. Appears to me that a wood nymph queen would have on during a magical autumn ceremony.
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