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    Default Boxing Hares

    Hi,
    I thought I would show you a brooch I finished today - Boxing Hares - I would have liked to have made my own brooch pin and clasp and hence the previous question about pin wire

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    I ended up cutting the centre out of a bought pin and clasp.
    Kind regards

    Tabby

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    Lovely piece, especially like the texturing on bellies and tails, is that engraved?

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    Well the main thing is that you succeeded, Jill. Somebody wiil be proud to wear you brooch. Dennis.

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    Thank you both. I enjoyed making them, they're for my sister in Law, "commissioned" by my father in law.

    It's frosted Kwant with a small frosting wheel on my foredom.

    Tabby

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    Thanks, apparently Santa is bringing me a Foredom at Christmas I will have to get myself one of those frosting wheels as I currently achieve a similar effect using a rough point thing on my Dremmel but it takes ages.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kwant View Post
    Thanks, apparently Santa is bringing me a Foredom at Christmas I will have to get myself one of those frosting wheels as I currently achieve a similar effect using a rough point thing on my Dremmel but it takes ages.
    My foredom was a present and I love it!

    The frosting wheel is a great little attachment, not only can it hide the odd "blemish" but it gives a great finish - very quickly! Just hang onto whatever item your frosting, I still haven't found a finished silver number "24" which I had almost finished and thought "just that bit" and it flew off and remains unfound!! BTW - wear safety goggles ;-)

    Tabby

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