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.
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