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Starlit-Sorceress — Midnight on the Ocean
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Published: 2010-06-30 17:33:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 3093; Favourites: 99; Downloads: 0
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Long, expressive, and serene. The gem is light, but the design goes well with dark colors.$20
Starlit Sorceress Jewelry
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Silvered copper wire and a glass gem. A little over two inches tall.
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Hello! You've been featured here: [link] have a great week!
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Of course. 
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cool wow, um could you do a nurse witch komugi necklace? [link]
it would be a delightful christmas gift.
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Ooh, lots of potential here. I'll send you a note.
(One thing, though...I don't want to make a policy of doing commissions from references of other people's jewelry. Could you send me a clear shot of the necklace from the original manga or anime? Thanks!)
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theres hardly any though ..it's just without the wings and only a green stone......thats all i can describe .
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Yeah, I ran into the same problem on Google images. I found what I needed, though. (I mostly wanted to confirm that the original didn't have wings.)
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yup it sorda look like the clouded mirror one, i would love to have that designe with a black ribbion necklace.
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omg!!!! just so cool ! next thing to order .but first need to pay the first one!
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oh wow these are really amazing! I'm probably going to be ordering something soon.
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Aw thanks
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Uh...no thanks. Sorry. I'm perfectly happy with my own flexible personal style. Since I developed all of my original pendant designs myself for free, I think I'll do just fine here without paying the low, low price of $19.99 each plush shipping to learn how to do herringbones or tree of lifes like everybody else. If I ever do want to learn, I'll try a free tutorial instead:
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Thanks! I try to offer a reasonable price so people don't have to pay an arm and a leg.
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Of course
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(Note for anybody reading this now, my previous comment was back in 2010, and my style and prices have evolved since then.)
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so lovely... but i'm soo broke!
i express my admiration for that is all i can give you.
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*this* is the kind of stuff i wanna do when i have enough money to break into wire work.
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Yes, really nice! I think you should tighten the junctions a little more, but it's really good for a beginner!
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Very cute, I like how you did the wiring! The piece just st of syncs and flows together
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Wow this looks really gorgeous. And the flow of the wire gives it a real ethereal kind of look to it. Very very cool
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very nice, especially if you're a beginner. You have a good eye for positive and negative spaces and the flow is interesting. Precision gets easier with a few hundred wraps under your belt. One thing that sometimes helps new wire artists is to use 'half-hard' wire. It takes a little more pressure to bend the wires into the shapes you want, but it also makes it harder to slip and make those bends you can't undo. Artwire like you buy in the hobby stores is very soft, so try starting with a little heavier gauge (20 or 22) and bigger stones. Once you get the knack you can move down to smaller pieces. Check out Innerdiameter for her brilliant wrapping. I have a piece or two in my gallery too.LOL. good luck. great start.
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