Art Jewelry July 2005

Pas de Deux
Glowing polymer-clay hues radiate from a metal-clay base in this dazzling medallion
by TERRI TORBECK

Out on a Limb
Dangle a pendant daubed with gold from a twig preserved in metal clay
by LOUISE DUHAMEL

Two for One
You, too, can smith your own sleek and reversilble pendant--here's how
by OLGA BARMINA

Metal Hijinks
An additive for metal clay makes its debut in this issue; the result is flexibility a gymnast could admire
by JAY HUMPHREYS

Dragon Scale
Lovers of the big and the bold will enjoy this wide cuff of chainmail and sheet silver
by DORI OLMESDAHL

Perfecting the Shank
Form metal-clay ring bands so smooth your fingers will forget they're wearing them
by LINDA STILES SMITH

On the Cuff
French-cuff fanciers will raise their hands for this trio of cufflink designs
by JEAN WHITTINGTON

Sterling Overlay
Smooth and textured sheet metal unite in an ages-old metalworking technique
by JOHN MADSEN

Abrasha: Profile of a Technosmith
Get inside the mind of a master a precision milling
by AMY ROBLESKI

Metal-Clay Multiplication
Size it up: Use the shrinkage factors of metal clay to your design advantage
by PAT GULLETT

Spinning Reel
This inventive designs puts a whole new spin on metal-clay pendants
by HADAR JACOBSON

Art Jewelry, 2005, July,