How to Create Different Texture Finishes by Elizabethfje Design
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2020
- If you're wondered how to create different textured finishes, we had jewellery maker Elizabethfje Design go through a fair few to allow you to learn more.
Many thanks to Elizabeth for working with us on this
Elizabeth is a silversmith and student, whose works are inspired by the ancient art and techniques of Classical Antiquity, which she studies as an undergrad. Her practice centres on unique ready-to-wear and bespoke pieces and looks to produce jewellery as sustainably and ethically as possible.
Items used in this video
Vintaj 4oz Ball Pein Hammer: bit.ly/35ddTlU
Round Steel And Nylon Bench Anvil Block: bit.ly/3o2WJ39
Assorted Emery Sticks, Pack of 8: bit.ly/3j7UHer
Abrasive Nylon Buffing Balls Starter Set: bit.ly/3lWmsbJ
Wet And Dry Paper 14 Piece Multi Grit Pack: bit.ly/357835S
Brass Sheet 0.7mm: bit.ly/37jOhqb
Dremel 3000 Rotary Drill: bit.ly/349uZlG
Pink Carborundum Flame Abrasive: bit.ly/3lVxXA8
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Beautiful job :) Thanks for inspire me
Wow, really helpful ideas. I loved the triangle emery pattern, that looks so amazing and you made it look easy!
Thank you so much. Nice and clear and inspiring.
All so beautiful!! The shimmery textured will be perfect for Christmas/New Years!!! Thank you so much for sharing!!
Thanks for the ideas. Great video.
What is the silver block you hammer on? Is that necessary? I tried hammering on wood and it just bent my metal. I don’t understand. I want that beautiful hammered look in silver with little dents all over it.
Sian says:
"When you are adding texture to a material like silver with hammers or stamps then it helps to place that silver on a surface that is harder than the silver such as a steel block. there are lots of steel blocks at different price points and quality."
www.cooksongold.com/category_select.jsp?channel=uk&query=steel+block
There are also anvils on a benchpeg that will do the job:
www.cooksongold.com/Jewellery-Tools/Bench-Peg-And-Anvil-prcode-999-082&query=anvils&channel=uk
Or for higher end Fretz
www.cooksongold.com/Jewellery-Tools/Fretz-Bench-Block-Anvil-Flat-prcode-999-7189
You can also use a rubber block under a steel block to absorb some of the shock
www.cooksongold.com/Jewellery-Tools/Rubber-Bench-Block-prcode-999-7151&query=rubber%20block&channel=uk
Great video except for annoying af music