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Watercolor Paints – My Basic Color Palette for Watercolor Paper Jewelry & Painting
I receive many questions regarding the colors that I use for my watercolor paper jewelry and watercolor painting. In this article I will discuss the basic color palette that I employ for both jewelry and paintings. Over the many years … Continue reading
Posted in Basic watercolor jewelry construction, Pendants, Rice Paper Jewelry, Watercolor bracelets, Watercolor earrings, Watercolor jewelry, Watercolor painting, Wire and Watercolor Paper Jewelry
Tagged brushes, Cobalt Blue, color mixing, colors, jewelry, mixing, mixing browns, mixing grays, mixing greens, paint, painting, palette, paper, pendant, primary colors, rice paper, tube paint, watercolor, watercolor painting, watercolor paper, watercolor paper jewelry, Winsor Newton, Winsor Red, Winsor Yellow
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Using a Jig to Reproduce a Specific Design
One of the most effective ways to reproduce a wire jewelry design that was originally created using free-hand techniques is to construct a wooden jig for that specific design. The jig provides the means to re-create each bend of the wire and … Continue reading
Posted in Basic wire construction, Best Practices, Findings, Link necklaces, Rice Paper Jewelry, Tools and supplies, Wire earrings, Wire jewelry
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