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Transforming shotgun shells into trendy jewelry; adding heat to encaustic wax for special effects; creating a pendant with cool resin; adding color to copper.
Transforming shotgun shells into trendy jewelry; adding heat to encaustic wax for special effects; creating a pendant with cool resin; adding color to copper.
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S3, EP7 "On the Surface"Transforming shotgun shells into trendy jewelry; adding heat to encaustic wax for special effects; creating a pendant with cool resin; adding color to copper.
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S1, EP2 "Assemblage"Wrapping everyday objects with wire, fibers and beads; personalizing wooden nesting dolls; making mini-shrines with clay, stamps, charms and beads; adding dimension and texture to journals.
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S5, EP1 "Daily Activities"Daily calendar; a routine of coffee and birdwatching; a daily sketchbook practice.
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S2, EP10 "Wear Your Art"Bag charms with leather and beads; objects to wear as jewelry or embellishments; turning a book into a necklace.
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S9, EP11 "Your Studio"Personal wall designs; a framed map; three journal vignettes; the color brown.
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