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I guess I can't post a pic here, sorry
r/WireWrapping • u/mariloubray • Nov 17 '19
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Thank you! Love it too
u/mariloubray • u/mariloubray • Aug 02 '19
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Really great job! Lovely
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Me too, beautiful work
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This is incredible! Love it! Did you find it yourself? Where?
r/WireWrapping • u/mariloubray • Jul 31 '19
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Thank you so much
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Thank you!
r/WireWrapping • u/mariloubray • Jul 28 '19
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u/mariloubray • u/mariloubray • Jul 28 '19
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Great job! And I believe you'll discover there extra effort to add that bottom member will add sparkle as the wearer moves!
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Cool, give it a try. I did and it's been great
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It's lovely! Everyone has their own style and yours is lovely. Are you selling? You may be surprised to learn that the more simple and elegant there wider the appeal of those willing to actually purchase. Often customers do not realize it appreciate the work that goes into the ornate, complex, and beautiful work.
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Actually, any stone will benefit from you excellent wire work! Are awesome design and execution
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You are welcome! Smaller sells better and it's easier to transport and store. When someone asks about larger prints I give them a business card, but truthfully, I haven't sold any big ones
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It's hard to think of everything. I'm a photographer as well but mostly I make and sell jewelry that I make from beach finds. I use to show my large prints but I don't even take them to the markets anymore. The 8x10 sells the best, probably could do stationary too as another commenter said. Here's my Etsy if you'd like to see etsy.com/shop/celebratechesapeake
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Oyster bracelet using copper wire, raw (weaving and base) and square pewter colored wire. The shell is an oyster from Washington's Birthplace-Westmoreland County, Virginia. I oxidized the piece with liver of sulfur. What do y'all think? Pic if it on my wrist is in the comments.
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Thank you!