Showing posts with label commission. Show all posts
Showing posts with label commission. Show all posts
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Monday, May 18, 2009
Some New Little Things
The pin I am donating to the SNAG pin auction at the conference this weekend....

and a commission for an embroidered ring I just finished up.
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Labels: auction, commission, donation, embroiderd jewelry, snag pin
Saturday, December 20, 2008
Pearl and Fingerprint Silver Etched Earrings
I was asked to make these earrings to match a necklace I sold in my etsy shop. I love how they turned out and definetly need to make some more!
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Labels: commission, etched, etsy, fingerprint, jewelry, pearl, silver
Friday, July 4, 2008
Monday, June 30, 2008
Commission
A few months ago I was asked to do a commission for a 25th wedding anniversary (the silver anniversary) present from a husband to his wife. Although a bit intimidated, I was really excited about it. Through lots of brainstorming with other family members and friends of the family, I was able to come up with an idea for the gift. I had started collecting old silverplated platters a number of months ago with vague ideas for them in mind, and this opportunity seemed perfect for some of my ideas. So I pitched the idea of creating silhouetted portraits on antique silver platters to the family and they were excited about the idea. Then I got to work! I collected photos of all the family members and turned them into silhouettes. Then I made hardware for the platters to hang from. I think that was my favorite part...not sure why. I also made these little fluer shapes that have the anniversary date stamped into them. It took me forever to get 5 platters that were the same basic oval shape. They are all different, and I like that they look old. I want to make more! 
After weeks of work and worry, I finished the platters and was really happy with how they turned out! I delivered them to the family this weekend and got a great response. I was glad they asked me to do the project and that they gave me so much freedom to work. I had a lot of fun and know it was a great experience for me!





After weeks of work and worry, I finished the platters and was really happy with how they turned out! I delivered them to the family this weekend and got a great response. I was glad they asked me to do the project and that they gave me so much freedom to work. I had a lot of fun and know it was a great experience for me!




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Labels: antique, art, commission, metals, metalsmithing, portraits, profiles, silhouettes, silver platter
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