This bracelet is formed from a 1.5 x 24 inch piece of 20 gauge copper. Utilizing a scoring and folding technique, I created the form and then twisted it around a bracelet mandrel. A green and brown patina was added. Handmade wooden beads were then positioned at the nodes. Inspiration for the piece comes from the book, New Jewellery Techniques: Curved Scoring and Folding for Metalwork and Silversmithing by Anastasia Young and Paul Wells and also from the work of Robert Lee Morris and Heikki Seppa.

This pendant is inspired by Irish Moss. It is formed from 20 gauge copper and brass that were cut with a jeweler’s saw, rivetted and hammered. A patina of Liver of Sulfur was applied and then partially sanded off. A brass wire finished off the piece.