As a chainmailler, obviously I like working with metal, but as a woman who for years transcribed the (sometimes unintelligible) dictation of doctors, I now find myself with arthritic thumbs that aren't up to heavy-duty metal work anymore. These days, the idea of making chainmaille in stainless steel--famously hard to work with--is a little scary at best.
But I really enjoy working with wire that's easily manipulable, and with chainmaille rings in softer metals. So every now and then, rather than pair beads with beautiful components like these (made by Marlene Kazor Quigley of MarKazo Art), I create something out of wire instead.
In this case, I made circles out of several wraps of copper wire, antiqued and tumbled them, and wired onto them tiny beads in colors that bring out the vivid hues of Marlene's enameled copper triangles. I even wrapped some little beads to the ear wires.
I always did like geometry. 💗
Thanks so much for reading!
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Meridy
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