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Howdy y'all! I'm Bane, from TX, and I make jewelry. My coding skills are all but nonexistent, and even the simplest photoshopped images seem amazing to me. My goal as a jeweler is to make sure the world knows that chainmaille isn't just for Ren Faire anymore.  And, that's all.
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Stop laughing at my dorky intro.  lol
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Welcome to the Studio. What's got you interested in jewelry?
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I've been making jewelry for a long time. Started with the basics (i.e. fishing line and cheap glass beads from Wal-Mart) and gradually graduated to the stones and silver. Lately, I've just been making a lot of chainmaille though. It's very calming after a day of chasing my 2 year old around. 
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For a watch like that, I know a guy who knows a guy who robbed a guy that sells watches out of his trench coat at the mall. Supposedly his watches are good enough that you can't even see the superglue holding the glass chips in place. I'd even have some change left over for a tea at Chick-Fil-A. I can, however, attach a watch face to something like this www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=Shop&op=listing&product_id=2317994. Fossil faces work best because they have more room to fit rings.
Last Edit: Nov 24, 2010 19:07:35 GMT by Bane
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