First off I have been wanting to know how my good friend Mary Beth Hobbs achieved the richness of this bangle cuff bracelet . . . simply stunning! you can see the various shades of lemon, butterscotch and cognac that actually occurs in amber. Sooooo, I knew she had posted this process in my Facebook group called, Mokume Gane - Advanced Techniques. I went wading through a years worth of posts and found it!!!!! I created a page specially for her work of art. You can find this page here: From The Bench: Amber Mokume Gane Technique
Then to top it all off I created a page under the full guidance and permission from Mary Beth a step-by-step photo tutorial so you can create this truly fabulous Mokume Gane stack with me by your side! You can find this page at: The Companion - Step-by-Step Picture Tutorial
And, if that wasn't enough I want to say, Thank you to all of you, who have allowed me to come into your art studios. I am deeply humbled in all the wonderful responses to this blog, and the over 13,000 visits to these pages in the past 9 months!!! Thank you.
Be sure to check back as I will be featuring yet, another polymer clay artist! And, another fabulous Mokume Gane technique.
Bye for now!
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Then to top it all off I created a page under the full guidance and permission from Mary Beth a step-by-step photo tutorial so you can create this truly fabulous Mokume Gane stack with me by your side! You can find this page at: The Companion - Step-by-Step Picture Tutorial
cuff bangle bracelet by Marilyn Ray Knopic using the Amber Mokume Gane Technique
by Mary Beth Hanson Hobbs
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And, if that wasn't enough I want to say, Thank you to all of you, who have allowed me to come into your art studios. I am deeply humbled in all the wonderful responses to this blog, and the over 13,000 visits to these pages in the past 9 months!!! Thank you.
Be sure to check back as I will be featuring yet, another polymer clay artist! And, another fabulous Mokume Gane technique.
Bye for now!