Two more pairs of cufflinks made using the faux technique.
Sunday, April 01, 2007
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Gosh I need to have a go at this... is it really difficult Sid. You make the most amazing pieces.
ReplyDeleteNo it's not difficult at all, I think it's fun.
ReplyDeleteI would love to know how to do this Sid... so if you would like to e-mail me some tips on how :) I would be too happy for words....
ReplyDeleteHi Chris, have a look at the classes on Faux Dichroic Glass on the blog.
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