With Christmas on it’s way, this is the perfect gift for you or a snow loving friend! Create a beautiful pair of earrings and a matching pendant ready for the festive mood.

Step One


Place the Sterling Silver discs on the metal block. You might wish to secure your blanks to your metal
block using double sided tape or masking tape.

Step Two


Place the snowflake stamp on the Silver discs and hit the top of the stamp using the hammer to create an impression in the metal. Repeat to create a pattern over the discs. You might wish to practise first using a piece of copper sheet
or blank.


Step Three


Place the centre punch on your discs and hit the top of it with the hammer to make a mark. Repeat
to create a pattern. You can make deeper and lighter marks by varying how hard you hit the stamp with the hammer.

Step Four


Take the ready-made snowflake pendant and cut the top bail off using tin snips or side cutter
pliers. Remove the bail completely.


Step Five


Grip either side of a jump ring using pliers and twist to open. Thread your snowflake and largest stamped Silver disc onto the jump ring. Reverse the twisting process to close your jump ring. It’s best to use a jump ring made of thicker wire and ensure the two ends align perfectly so it doesn’t come open. If you are able to, solder the jump
ring closed.


Step Six


Thread the pendant onto the Sterling Silver chain.

Step Seven


Grip either side of a jump ring using pliers and twist to open, then add your earring and the smallest stamped Silver disc. Reverse the twisting process to close your jump ring. Repeat to make a second earring and add on your Silver
scrolls to the posts.


Step Eight


Finish by gently rubbing with a Silver polishing cloth

Finished Piece

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Author: Sian Brown
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Sian Brown

Sian has been hand making her award winning jewellery in the West Midlands for over 12 years. Sian spent 10 years in Birmingham’s historic Jewellery Quarter before relocating to a quiet Worcestershire village.