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Time Traveler Silver Garnet Pendant
Published: 2012-01-27 16:12:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 28438; Favourites: 2017; Downloads: 0
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"Time Traveler", sterling silver / garnet. Hand-sculpted by me, Kristine Schroeder, in sterling silver wire. I do not solder any of my artwork.My Studio Boutique is here => [link]
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very nice wire work! i can't believe you don't solder any of this. what about the small silver balls? did you wrap those also? really awesome.
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Thank you! All the silver balls are beads, bound in place with wire. I do not know how to solder or torch - maybe next year.
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I'm curious, why did you name this piece "Time Traveler"?
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Partly because the piece gives the impression of wings, and partly because I am intrigued by the idea of time travel. For instance, I would love to go back and meet my aunt, who died in 1919 at 18, or hear my other aunt sing at a Grand Army of the Republic reunion in 1891.
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I love the wing look it gives off! Time Travel is a fascinating thing. And because its personal to you, it helps give the piece more life. You are a very talented jewelry designer.
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Hello! I wanted to let you know that this was featured in #projecteducate's Artisan Crafts Week as one of the most notable examples of artisan crafts. You can read the article here: [link] and feel free to be a part of the Artisan Crafts week, we have lots of activities and a contest planed!
Keep up the good work!
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I've always wanted to learn to do wire wrapping, but what you have created here has gone beyond anything I could have imagined possible with the craft.
Stunning work.
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Thank you so much 
I encourage you to pick up some wire and play. Learn the rules, then break them. And don't be afraid to waste wire.
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Your wire wrapping and bead placements is so elegant. I just keep staring at it.
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Thank you, glad you are enjoying
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Thanks, I appreciate it
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beautiful! Love the use of the bead drops upside down!
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this is absolutely beautiful - I love the design and stones you've used
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Great details on the wire work. I keep staring at this and I keep noticing more awesome things about it.
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I'm a fiend for details - thanks!
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how beautiful! (Came acros it in spirals and swirls) It looks like it might be heavy
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Thank you, the piece is not terrifically heavy, but not whisper-light either.
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Fantastic! I would love to see a tutorial as well. Even tutorials on some of the elements and techniques.
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Wow, this is really beautiful~ Congrats on the DD!! This necklace deserves it.
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This is soooo beautiful!!
Do you sell your things?
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I certainly do...here's the link to my Studio Boutique: [link]
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I did...I am a jewelry sculpture artist working in precious metal wire. None of my work is soldered.
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I can see why it made it to DD...very lovely piece
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I love this, I wish I could do that. It's a hobby I can't afford though. I'll just stalk your stuff instead
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Egads! How long did that take you to do? Did you sketch it out before you put it together?
Lovely! Beautiful! Inspiring!
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Don't remember how long it took. I did a rough sketch, but I'm no sketch artist
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Seriously gorgeous work, a labor of love. The careful balance of each of the elements is truly divine. Perfection!
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This is an awesome piece of art -- in both design and implementation. I couldn't resist buying it from your shop!
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