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Morven Browne
Morven is a 3rd year student specialising in jewellery and metalwork
These two images shows annealing a piece of copper to soften the metal (annealing produces an oxide on the surface of the metal which is then removed by putting the metal in an acid solution)
Forming the shape over a steel mandrel
The texture on the new shape
using a texturing hammer to create a texture on the surface of the metal and to make the resulting pieces of work more personal to Morven
Polished with wire wool and then Platinol applied to the surface to darken it
Helen Smith
Last Summer she made a series of vases for an exhibition of art and craft from recycled materials.
This vase was a bottle of sparkling elder flower and pomegranate drink, which Helen cut the top of the bottle and sandblasted the design on.
Knot of knots in Hoylake
The image above is taken off the internet to show where Helen's inspiration for her design came from,which was the sculpture of the " KNOT OF KNOTS" in Hoylake
To find out more Helen's blog is below
thiscraftinglife.blogspot.com/p/about.html
http://thiscraftinglife.blogspot.co.uk/
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