I have wanted to learn this technique for over a year now and when my sweet friend Cindy gave me this charm made by her sister Jayne at:
Chicago Road antiques
http://chicagoroadantiques.com/ I made up my mind that I was going to sit down and learn how to do this. I have not perfected the process but that hasn't stopped me from making a few dozen of these little charms to go on everything in my house. My favorite use for them is to put them on a bottle of wine that I may be giving as a gift. It's a fun way to personalize it!
http://chicagoroadantiques.com/ I made up my mind that I was going to sit down and learn how to do this. I have not perfected the process but that hasn't stopped me from making a few dozen of these little charms to go on everything in my house. My favorite use for them is to put them on a bottle of wine that I may be giving as a gift. It's a fun way to personalize it!
Hang it on a drawer pull!
Hang it on a lamp shade!
Hang it from the lamp switch!
Wear it around your neck!
Hang it on a candle!The possibilities are endless . . .
Until next time . . . .Take care,
B
Lovely soldered art. I make them also and they are so versatile and can be used in so many ways. Love the Eiffer Tower.
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I've always wanted to try this too. I'm sure you've pursued how-to book's, but I think my publisher, Northlight/ F + W Media might have a few on this.
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