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  1. #11
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    All the Celtic pattern rings I make are pierced. It gives better definition to the pattern. I use either just the one layer of piercing or solder that layer on to a backing plate. Definitely not the easiest thing to start with but the only way to try is have a go.
    Mark out a simple pattern, drill a hole to put your blade through and go. Good luck. Piercing is my favourite work.

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  2. #12
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    Lovely rings Anna!

    An alternative would be to work in wax and then have it /them cast.

  3. #13
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    Maybe design a pattern you like then etch on a flat strip of silver (presuming you want it in silver) then bend it into a ring and solder it up. a bit tricky for a first job but doable I think if you research the processes. Good luck and give it a try thats the way I seem to learn best !!

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