Introduction to Jewelry Techniques with Metal
Preparation of parts for engraving
A course by user3226113 surname3226113 , Jewelry Brand
Joined June 2020
Design and create a jewelry collection by exploring methods such as chemical engraving and hand-crafting without a torch
About the video: Preparation of parts for engraving
Overview
“Already with the openwork pieces it is possible to personalize them even more. We will teach you basic engraving techniques but with great applications. In this lesson we will leave everything ready to make the engraving of the pieces. ”
In this video lesson user3226113 surname3226113 addresses the topic: Preparation of parts for engraving, which is part of the Domestika online course: Introduction to Jewelry Techniques with Metal. Design and create a jewelry collection by exploring methods such as chemical engraving and hand-crafting without a torch.
Partial transcription of the video
“Preparing the Parts for Engraving Hi. In this lesson, I’ll show you how to prepare the materials to complete the engraving process. This technique, commonly known as etching, was used in the past to make engravings on metal, such as swords and shields, and it’s still used in jewelry. We’ll use nail polish, an awl, and the pieces we’ve cut out. We’ll start cleaning the piece with some alcohol and a cotton ball. Let's clean it so that the nail polish can adhere. It can also be done, as Ana told you, with beeswax or paraffin. You melt the paraffin in a pot and submerge the piece. In this case,...”
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Course summary for: Introduction to Jewelry Techniques with Metal
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Category
Craft, Fashion -
Areas
Accessory Design, Arts & Crafts, Jewelry Design
A course by user3226113 surname3226113
In 2016, sisters Laura and Ana María Maya Silva combined their knowledge as a jewelry designer and industrial designer respectively to create VATTEA, their own jewelry brand based in Medellín, Colombia. A unique blend of bronze and cotton thread is the main feature of their signature designs, which result in high-quality artisanal jewelry.
At VATTEA, they carefully handcraft each piece and are constantly experimenting with new materials and techniques. The sisters draw on ancient cultures and their conceptual representation through objects and symbols as their main sources of inspiration. Their jewelry has been featured in magazines including Vogue Latinoamerica, Caras Colombia, Carrusel, and Aló.
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