I’ve always admired the clay bangles I’ve seen. Sarah Shriver makes wonderful bangles. Keith Brown applies his spectacular finishing to his bangles.
For me, it was a matter of construction. I wanted something fast and easy. That could go together in one simple session, if need be. And that was solid core with no moving parts. I have broken more prototypes than I care to think of.
So here’s one that is solid core, didn’t break, sanded and finished up. It’ll be a gift for my Mom so I’ve snapped a picture before it goes to it’s new (and more appreciative) home.
The bangle also showcases some of my recent canework and uses a brown base since the current fashion trend (probably ending since I noticed it) seems to call for browns and turquoises and creams.
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Love the colors and the flowers on your bangle, and I’m sure your mom will love it, too.
That is wonderful. The shape is excellent. I have been working on one as well and I still can’t get it the way I want. Pratice, pratice, pratice I guess lol. I bet your Mom will love it..
The bangle is beautiful and is greatly appreciated at its new home