Have you ever had a great idea and thought “This will be cool, I can have this knocked out in a few weeks?” Yeah, that was my idea BACK IN MARCH! Well, with 2 month long trips out of the country and a LOT of video coverage, the 2nd JewelryMonk Design Contest piece is in the mail and off to Jen Popolis, the winner of the contest.
It is FINALLY going out in the mail today. (she is so patient) I am still editing the video series, but it should be done within the month. This project was all done by metal fabrication and soldering with sterling silver sheet and wire. Then I made a model, a mold, and cast the piece in sterling silver, set the 6x6mm Citrine, and polished it. Jen won her design as a finished piece of jewelry, and she gets the model and mold to do whatever she wishes with, as well as a video series that covers the whole process.
When I am done editing the videos, I will make them available to everyone! There will be about 15 videos covering every step I did from sketch to finished piece, as well as a bonus video to go along with each lesson. So actually over 30 videos that will cover this whole process in HD. Like I said, I get excited doing this.
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Here is a quick little video Montage of some of the fun I had:
I have so much fun doing these contests, so stay tuned for the next JewelryMonk Design Contest.
As always, thanks for following me along on this JewelryMonk journey I am on. I try to stay focused, but there are so many facets of jewelry making, it’s like a cornucopia of goodness, and I can get sidetracked. Between this page, the JewelryMonk Podcast, the FaceBook page, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat……. I can sometimes lose focus, but I will be here throwing out stuff for anyone to pick up…… Like Johnny Appleseed of jewelry. haha
Take care,
Now, Go Make Something Shiny!
Doug
This Piece is Gorgeous Doug! And the Citrine is simply amazing!!! I’m sure that Jen will consider it well worth the wait!
I really like how it turned out. I wish I could take credit for the design, but I just tried to follow it the best I could.
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