No one has responded to your show and tell Sheena, partly because it has become the custom not to post a criticism here, I guess.
Still, you know me, so I hope I will be forgiven.
While your piece is well crafted and made from an interesting material, its attributes might be lost on a lay person, receiving it as a gift.
I would suggest that you re-work your idea and make it a little more elaborate. No doubt you have seen this video and the result is a little over the top, but you will get the idea:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FifWqT4nd9s Regards, Dennis.
Just finished watching John Ahr. I've seen a few videos by him and rather like him as a teacher as he gets through it quickly. Having done a few brooches i do prefer a slightly harder material than copper now, as copper lacks a pleasing springiness. I liked his cross pein cockroach analogy, i'll remember that. I also liked his tip of putting a notch in your bench block to make the sanding of your pin easier.
Last edited by Sheen; 16-02-2019 at 03:08 PM.
Hi Sheena,
You don't mention what type of consultant he/she is, but how about making a fibula which is inspired by what the consultant does??
Jules
I really like the simplicity of your design, it's what I'll be aiming for when I try making one![]()
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