I wouldn't enter this in a contest but am pleased with what I learned. Even fabricated the pin back which I often wimp out on for fear of melting everything at the last step.
I would so love to study under a good jewelry artists, or several -so much to know.
To refresh: the path 3 men walked in the fog missing their destination (the black stone) and ending up back at the barn where they started.
My husband, Scott, was just telling me a story of meeting some farm boys in Rapid City, N. Dakota. They said there are x-many steps from the barn to the house. If there's a white out or blizzard and you go x-many steps without finding the house (or barn), turn around, retrace your steps back to the start point, try again.
Our winter cold isn't seeming so unpleasant at the moment.
2 comments:
Actually it's Rapid City - SOUTH Dakota (my sister lives there). That's a true story about the white out blizzards. We had them bad like that in Nebraska too. Such good advice from a great hubby.
I really like how this turned out! I too am the fearful one when it comes to putting the backs on. I have melted a piece or two in trying to get that last step done. Beautifully done Bobi!
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