~ Wire worked with hand tools and determination ~ Most things are sterling silver. There is some copper, some beach glass. Not to mention many hours of my life.
These earrings were made at the request of my cousin's husband. He asked if I could make cowboy hats or boots. Here's the result...
The hats are based on the way our grandfather taught me to draw a cowboy hat, when I was a little girl.
posted by virtuallyblind @ 5:55 PM
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While living in Toronto I took classes at George Brown College and really liked the solderless wirework course. That was 2001. The name "virtually blind" comes from an assessment during a physical for a job with the local electric utility in Toronto. That evaluation made it very easy to impress my new bosses. I stayed 11 yrs., in various capacities. Then I cheerfully accepted an “exit package” and came home to Nova Scotia. Now I am a member of the Metal Arts Guild of Nova Scotia. I am legally blind, and just to keep it interesting, see no colour at all. My favourite colour is shiny. I can usually be found on Saturday mornings bending wire and flogging my wares at the Halifax Farmer’s Market.
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W O W !
Nice work!
I like it!
Wanna see mine?
http://staifany.blogspot.com
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