Some artisans display their passion for jewelry making remarkably well. Sarah Thompson of Sarahndippity is a wonderful example. Her wire woven jewelry is drop dead gorgeous. Her ability to not only weave the wire but layer it in a flowing sculptural manner is so inspiring.
She uses fine, sterling and argentium silver, gemstones and Swarovski crystals for her meticulous wire work. Sarah also uses some metal working techniques like hammering and balling with a torch.
Sarah says, "I am often asked what my style is, or what style am I trying to create. I really can't tell you. For me it just is what it is. This is what I do, and how I express myself. This creativity is a natural extension of who I am and how I see the world."
Everything about her work is outstanding...including her photography. Doubly inspiring!
Before You Go:
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| Ruffles and Lace Necklace with Fine Silver and Swarvovski Crystals |
She uses fine, sterling and argentium silver, gemstones and Swarovski crystals for her meticulous wire work. Sarah also uses some metal working techniques like hammering and balling with a torch.
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| Mina Necklace : Raspberry Pink Topaz ,Pink Sapphire and Fine Silver |
Sarah says, "I am often asked what my style is, or what style am I trying to create. I really can't tell you. For me it just is what it is. This is what I do, and how I express myself. This creativity is a natural extension of who I am and how I see the world."
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| Woven Orbit Bracelet - Argentium Silver, Gemstone Beads |
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| Andromeda Necklace : Vitrail Swarovski Crystal, Fine Silver |
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| Ruffles and Lace Earrings : Fine Silver, Sterling Silver Beads |
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| Fallen Necklace - Almandine Garnet, Black Diamond, Fine Silver |
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| Woven Fine Silver Bracelet |
Before You Go:
- How to Wire Weave a Cabochon Tutorial
- Gorgeous Free Woven Wire Tutorials by WickWire Jewelry
- Book Review - Weaving Free Form Wire Jewelry
Disclosure
This blog may contain affiliate links. I do receive a small fee for any products purchased through affiliate links. This goes towards the support of this blog and to provide resource information to readers. The opinions expressed are solely my own. They would be the same whether or not I receive any compensation.
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Original Post by THE BEADING GEM
Jewelry Making Tips - Jewelry Business Tips
True artisan quality jewelry, really very beautiful
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful, incredible wirework. Every detail is perfectly executed and artistic. Sarah Thompson is a true artist. I am inspired.
ReplyDeleteSarah's wirework is phenomenal - thank you for sharing her work, Pearl.
ReplyDeleteSarah's artistry is so gorgeous!!! Thank you for featuring her on your blog.
ReplyDeleteSarah is indeed a gifted artist. Her work is amazing and incredibly intricate. I'm in love with those fabulous earrings, they look as though they're made from silver lace. Gorgeous, absolutely gorgeous.
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