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What techniques do you use to create your jewerly?

November 20, 2012 by

Most glass and pottery is initially epoxied to the finding (pin backing, barrette, etc..) with a very durable epoxy and then wrapped in wire for design & security.  When pearls or beads are used decoratively, these are strung on the wire for security.  Pendants and earrings undergo drilling and riveting in some of the designs.  The practice of drilling glass is acceptable by the North East Sea Glass Association.

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Beautiful creations !!!! So hard to pick just ONE ! I love my barrette…..it’s comfortable, doesn’t pull my hair, not heavy to wear, stays put and looks fabulous

—Donna Rose Pratt Art-in-the-Barn 2016

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