oregonjewelry
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Profile views - 2011
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Blogs I follow
- "Made By Michelle" Store
- *Cute ᾔ CooL*
- 100 Good Wishes
- 52 Cupcakes and Layla
- A BookLover's Diary
- A Crafter's Heart and Life
- A CUP OF JO
- A Holiday Haven
- a maritime gardener
- A Pocket Full Of Buttons
- A Secret Librarian
- absolutely ashley
- African Sand Stained Glass
- Alison Donahue
- Alison's Pretty Little Liars
- All Things Glam
- Allthebeautifulthings
- Amid the Olive Trees
- Anastasia Drawing & Dreaming
- Anastassia's Style Blog
- Andrea's Thoughts
- Annie Dee Creates
- Anodyne Press
- Aqua Junko Artworks
- Arctida’s creations
- Art Life Newsblog
- Arthur Halvorsen's Virtual Sketchbook
- Artisans Gallery Team
- Atomic Chic
- Attempts at Being Artistic
- B.Inspired, Mama!
- Batikwalla by Victoria Dresdner
- Beatles+50
- Belle Bazaar
- Bentobloggy
- Bonnie Lass' Art Cafe
- Bows And Pearls
- Breton Bleu Studio
- Bumble Belly Designs
- Buns and Baskets
- CARTON CASSEROLE
- Casey's Elegant Musings
- Chatty Wacky Whims
- Chic on the Cheap | Connecticut based style blogger on a budget, by Lydia Abate
- Cinderella Lucinda
- CIRCUS CLOUDS
- Clothed Much
- Copperheart
- crazy bomp bomp
- Cupcakes and Unicorns
- Daily Artist
- Deb's Cards
- Designs in the Light
- Discovered Treasures
- Divine Tension
- ElMonoLoco
- Etsy Giveaways
- Etsy Twitter Team
- etsy wedding
- fantasy art and tree chatter of aquariann
- FASHION BIRD
- Fashion CHALET
- feeling listless
- Flagged on Craig's List
- For Travel's Sake
- Four Flights of Fancy
- Free Tinker
- Frills for Thrills
- Galleon's Gold Jewelry
- georgiamarbles
- Gillian McMurray: Artist & Craftsperson
- GirlyGirlMoments
- Go forth and dazzle
- Good Life Project
- Gwargedd's Crafting
- halcoholic
- Halloween Folk Art by Melissa Valeriote
- Handmade in Israel
- Hanged Man Designs
- Hivenn
- Holli's ramblings
- Home and Heart
- Homemade Button, Crystal, and Pearl Jewelry
- I Gotcha Covered
- Impossible Alice
- It's Fashion, Damnit!
- Itsy Bits and Pieces
- Ittybit Delights
- J Voyage
- JessMadeThis
- Jewels For Hope; The Blog
- Journals & Sketchbooks
- Js.J Creations
- kissvamps on Etsy
- Knitting is Knotty
- La boom !
- lalions den
- Life in the Bead Lane
- magickpie
- Maty Davis jeanswear
- Maureen Cracknell Handmade
- Momma Pajama
- MooseStash Quilting
- much love, illy
- Mud Creek Mama
- Mystic Orb
- NamesOnTheJerseyShore
- Nathan Sowa
- Nuts and Bows
- oh, sweet joy!
- Oops, I Craft My Pants
- Oregon Jewelry
- Our Lives Forever Changed
- Patty & Company
- Punkscrapper
- Rabin Photography "One Million Tulips"
- Rainbow Flair
- Reverie No. 3
- Rêveuse.
- Sandy a la Mode
- Sarah Gaunt
- Saturday Market Moments
- Sea & Skye
- Sea Shore Glass
- See Me Everywhere
- Sincerely Sarz
- Small Town Fashionista
- southern italian life
- Sparkling Footsteps || A Connecticut Based Life & Style Blog
- Steffys Pros and Cons | A NYC Personal Style, Travel and Lifestyle Blog
- Studio6or7
- style obsession
- Sunny Days & Starry Nights
- Sveeeeeet Deals ♥
- TBMD
- The Adventures of Natalie Kelsey
- the blessed collective
- The Crooked Stamper
- The Kiva Grocery Store
- The Lands of Ara
- The Mermaid's Tale
- the merry way
- The Outfit Diaries
- The Shabby Creek Cottage | Decorating | Craft Ideas | DIY
- The Type A Housewife
- The Vintage Sheet Blog
- Today I found...
- Today Is Beautiful..
- Tres Fly
- tuning fork
- Vikki's World ♥
- Vintage Wanna Bee
- Viva La Fashion I Beauty + Life Style Blog
- Vixen Vintage
- WallFry | Wall Art for Small Fry
- WhiMSy love
- White Thunder Organics
- Witch and Wizard Miniatures
- WonDERlaND
- Wooly Moss Roots
- Wyja Jewels and WyJa Body Jewels
- You Can Make This!
- Zelma Rose
Gender | Male |
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Industry | Arts |
Location | Eugene, Oregon, United States |
Introduction | I have been creating jewelry and hair pieces for almost twenty years. First, for my parents who taught me the skills and techniques for many of our old designs, and now for myself as I create many new designs. For every piece that I create, I start with raw materials. Most of the metal forming is done by hand with simple tools such as round or flat nose pliers and a few hand made jigs. In many of my new designs, the sculpting and metal forming is also done under the torch while the metal is red hot or near molten. Once the metal is formed to a shape of my liking I do all my joins with an oxygen and gas torch. The pieces are then hand hammered to the proper shape and given a fine finish. |