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Inverness, Highland, Scotland , United Kingdom
I'm a jewellery artist. my main influences are heavy metal and Gothic fantasy art, I love all things spooky and dark. Gothic jewellery made in the highlands of scotland

Tuesday, 13 May 2014

Progress Can Be Slow

As the heading progress in jewellery making can be slow especially when you choose to make Gothic jewellery!.

I was just looking through some of my old items of jewellery that I made and being a jewellery artist you don't notice your own progress.  Until you look back at your old items, which is why I keep a jewellers journal. It's helpful to track your progress, to know what you can do and what you need to work on just that little bit more. I'll show some pictures of my progress and say a little something about them.


Almost two years ago I made these polymer clay pendants. They look, well like a child made them but that's to be expected when you first give something a go. It can knock peoples confidence when they first start out but keep going you will get better!.



I used to make wire wrapped jewellery but now knowing that most women (even though they think the jewellery looks pretty) they wouldn't actually wear it. So I only make them if requested. 

This was one of my first copper wire wrapped glass beads the other is a copper hand made chain and handmade flower
Excuse the crudeness of the photo it
was some time ago
 






                        Newer jewellery

These are now pictures of my more recent jewellery. I just thought I'd write about them just to show my progress and I suppose in a way this would be a journal I share with you. 

These are polymer clay pendants. They are a far cry from the first lot I made. Although I'm still trying to perfect my polymer techniques.



 I hope you enjoyed reading this rather short section. I will discuss it further when I have a bit more time.