The back of this pendant took me much longer than the enamel for the front did, which I dont mind at all. I feel like i've 'done my job' when I watch people looking at my jewellery and they admire the front but get a surprise when they turn it over and see the back is as detailed, if not more, than the front.
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Vetkat tree... awww, cute.
The photos below show the detail on the back of the setting for the enamel. Originally I was going to pierce out a tree shape and place another piece of enamel behind it, so it could be seen through the pierced shape. Then I started thinking about how the bale would work with the piercing and how I could integrate it into the pendant without it looking like it's been slapped on. That's why I decided to make my little tree. I used forged wires to make this tree, and left the top wire long so that it could be bent over into a bale for the chain...

The back of this pendant took me much longer than the enamel for the front did, which I dont mind at all. I feel like i've 'done my job' when I watch people looking at my jewellery and they admire the front but get a surprise when they turn it over and see the back is as detailed, if not more, than the front.
The back of this pendant took me much longer than the enamel for the front did, which I dont mind at all. I feel like i've 'done my job' when I watch people looking at my jewellery and they admire the front but get a surprise when they turn it over and see the back is as detailed, if not more, than the front.
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