mmm you guessed correct George lol, forgot to mention that.
I like the contrast of the silver and Grey but i have another set which i am going to oxidise just waiting for metal.
mmm you guessed correct George lol, forgot to mention that.
I like the contrast of the silver and Grey but i have another set which i am going to oxidise just waiting for metal.
In that case one of the shiny lentils for this one - probably the first one, and keep the swirl for the oxidised chain
Ooh, I like that!
Anne
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Oooh I like this swirl one too, but prefer the oxidised one as it maches the beads better
Nic x
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Whit Whoo, Whit Whoo. Very nice indeed, I love all the beads but for me I think the original swirl (no 2) is the best, but only by a very fine whisker.
Annie xXx
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Either swirly bead for me. I mean in my opinion, not 'for me', but then again perhaps that is what I mean ...
What are the steps you go through to embellish your beads - do you do the embellishment after you've made the beads and if, so do you use a medium/easy solder and how do you get all the bits to stay on as you solder them and not come off as you solder the next bit on???
Hi Nicci, i decorate first then put the bead together i try doing all of it at the same time with medium i melt solder on before i put the pieces in place and as i go i sort of glue them with borax and heat and once they are all in place i blast them, the swirls are fused so get the base hot and then place the swirl on top being very careful not to melt your wire. x
thanks for all the comments will crack on and finish it today and the other one x
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