Crafting a Plique-a-jour Pendant

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  • Опубликовано: 21 мар 2020
  • Start to finish timelape of a hand crafted plique-a-jour pendant.
    Artist: Matthew Benson
    www.theartisansmenagerie.com
    theartisansmenagerie
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Комментарии • 12

  • @sandi2490
    @sandi2490 Месяц назад

    Awesome!

  • @susanstaples6171
    @susanstaples6171 2 года назад

    You bring such beauty into the world. Sharing your process is a special treasure. Thank you.

  • @garrettkittel304
    @garrettkittel304 3 года назад +1

    just wow.. you're an amazing artist my friend.

  • @CaskStrength777
    @CaskStrength777 3 года назад +1

    Very nice work

  • @susanstaples6171
    @susanstaples6171 2 года назад

    So exciting to see this process.

  • @martynfryer
    @martynfryer 3 года назад +1

    Cant begin to imagine how many saw blades I'd have gone through !!! :)

  • @arinc4098
    @arinc4098 Год назад +1

    Beautiful piece! How did you remove the pendant from its support? Wasn't the cured enamel stuck to the support?

  • @altar7885
    @altar7885 3 года назад

    Very precise sawing! How thick was the piece?
    Also, it looks like you have enamelled the bail too! Doesn't the wet enamel tend to drip off?

    • @theartisansmenagerie4201
      @theartisansmenagerie4201  3 года назад +1

      The finished product ends up between 2-3mm thick?
      And I havent enameled the bail here, but it is totally possible. They make an enamel adhesive that you can pain on, then apply the dry enamel too. It then burns off as the glass melts and fuses to the metal.

  • @krautgirl65
    @krautgirl65 2 года назад

    can this be torch fired?

  • @evehatton4695
    @evehatton4695 4 года назад

    What surface did you enamel on

    • @theartisansmenagerie4201
      @theartisansmenagerie4201  4 года назад +4

      Sorry, i just saw your question! Its a thin sheet of mica. The enamel doesn't stick to it.