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cynthia3Cool Filigree Necklace
by Cynthia Luhrs

 

A Sparkling Silver Filigree Pendant
Allows the Sun Dance

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Beginner LevelFiligree has such a pretty lacy look, especially when the sun hits it. I wanted to create a piece that evoked the ocean and cooling breezes. This project focuses on using PMC (Precious Metal Clay) in syringe form. We’ll create a sphere out of cork which will burn out during firing leaving us with a lovely filigree sphere. This technique would also work well in creating earrings. 

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About the Artist

cynthia3Art has been my passion throughout life. I was classically trained in oils, creating figures and landscapes on canvas. That exploration led to searching for more ways to diversify my creative expression. This journey first evolved into collage and mixed media, then to abstracts, and finally jewelry! I loved people hanging my art in their homes but missed being able to see the work on an ongoing basis. Creating jewelry allowed me to nurture my artistic muse and still be able to see the wearable art walking around! Much of my art crosses over into mixed media jewelry. The adventure of discovering unique pieces to use in my art is as exciting as the creation process itself. I enjoy using vintage maps, old postcards and other antique pictures for my polymer clay image pieces. My abstract pieces use acrylics and mica powders on polymer clay with a clear coating. Each original is a miniature work-of-art, and are truly one of a kind.

PMC and Polymer Clay are my current favorite mediums. PMC has opened up many possibilities for me. I enjoy creating Graffiti pendants, initial pendants and other pieces. I’ve also started creating PMC pieces with colored resin inlays.

Inspired by my abstract and mixed media pieces, this abstract jewelry collection was created to adorn the figure with miniature pieces of art. Pieces may be commissioned with custom colors.o contact Cynthia: www.cynthialuhrs.com

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