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[H H Wheen]

Love the triangular wire. Never thought of that.

Very nicely done sir!

[Dennis]

Thank you Martin. My love affair with triangular wire started yeas ago when I made this lucky cat for a tutor who was retiring. When you push the pendulum, the hand waves. This was in the days of film and the pic is scanned in from a print. Dennis.

[H H Wheen]

Now that is truly delightful!

[sonia]

Beautiful Dennis as always...

Do you mind me asking where you get the triangular wire from - i've only managed to source some in the us.

Thank you

Sonia
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[Dennis]

Do you mind me asking where you get the triangular wire from Sonia

Hi Sonia, how are you? Most of my work is made from non standard wires, so I have a bunch of draw-plates and draw my own. I also use my home made draw bench. Regards, Dennis.

[sonia]

Hi Dennis

I'm fine thank you! I was afraid you were going to say that you drew (?) it down yourself.

Sonia
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[Petal]

Hi Sonia, how are you? Most of my work is made from non standard wires, so I have a bunch of draw-plates and draw my own. I also use my home made draw bench. Regards, Dennis.

That is absolutely gorgeous Dennis and I love the fact that you've incorporated movement within the design.

When I first saw it I'd assumed you'd put it through the mill, but on closer inspection the wires have such good edges that it can only be a drawplate.

[Dennis]

Thank you Jules.

[La Su]

It must be great to be able to make jewellery purely for pleasure and not for profit. One day that's what I hope to do.

The question is whether necessity leads to our greatest work. Or freedom ...

[Dennis]

No, The more pressing the necessity, the more commercial the product. A the extreme end you get Ratner.