At left is a links necklace set up for curing. The piece is done in multiple stages of curing and sanding.
I have been enjoying the construction aspect of making these-- they're an exploration of form just much as color.
The links necklace is finished off with sterling silver wire wrapping and rubber cord.
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| Finished green links necklace |
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| Pile of beads ready for stringing |
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Suzanne Anderson is the creator of YIKES! Studio Jewelry. Suzanne has been busy creating for most of her life. After graduating with a BFA from Maine College of Art, she worked as a graphic designer and a painter. Suzanne works to ensure that YIKES! Studio creates work that is fun, beautiful, always interesting, and adorns the wearer with joy. Catch up with her on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, or Etsy, or her website at www.yikesstudio.com.
Love your interlocking technique and use of color
ReplyDeleteThank you! Polymer is so fun!
DeleteWonderfully vibrant colors, deep and rich and very lavishly applied! And the interlocking technique is now in my "toolbox". I assume you used "Repel Gel" or something else to keep the links from adhering. Good for you! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you Andrea! I actually find I don't need to use any repel. They are cured in stages.
DeleteReally lovely!
ReplyDeleteThank you! Fun and challenging to make.
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