I ended up evacuating for a flood from Hurricane Matthew and didn't get a chance to get this post scheduled. So here it is finally ....
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Jewelry & Photography - Renee Olson |
I started out with five base wires and created a wide weave due to the size of the stone.
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Jewelry & Photography - Renee Olson |
I think wrapped it around the outside of the stone and joined the wires at the top to begin working on the bail.
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Jewelry & Photography - Renee Olson |
To create the bail I pulled four of the wires up straight to the top and started a type of figure eight weave to create the bail. To of the front wires are pulled around the back to lock the stone in place.
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Jewelry & Photography - Renee Olson |
The bail weave is created and tided into the back of the piece.
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Jewelry & Photography - Renee Olson |
Using the remaining wires I pair them up in sets of two/three/four and create decorative weaves to go along the sides of the piece.
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Jewelry & Photography - Renee Olson |
These are the final pictures. I needed up using the plain wires across the front to add a bit of a decorative element to the front of the stone.
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Jewelry & Photography - Renee Olson |
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Jewelry & Photography - Renee Olson |
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Jewelry & Photography - Renee Olson |
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