Saturday, 7 February 2009

Details are etchy....

Yep - etchy - I attended a class with the uber talented Jenny Crossley today. What a fabulous teacher she is! If you ever get the chance to take one of her classes, I can guarantee you'll love it. She is so generous from the kits she provides, to the knowledge she shares, all taught in an atmosphere of friendly banter. Can you tell I had a fabulous time despite the record heat?

The end product of the class today was an adorable little book pendant. This is my interpretation:
Jenny covered metal etching (we had some chemical fun ;) Then we made the book using copper mesh, vintage book pages, wire and a tintype photo. Here's a close up of the etching:


It was wonderful catching up with friends too - Jo and Sarah, Liz, Sue, Joy and a new friend Claudia. A huge thanks goes to Gail for opening up her home to us rowdy messmakers .....muahhhh.

This is a photo of the group. It was an honour to spend the afternoon with this bunch of ladies.


Top row: Joy, Sue, Gail, Jo and Claudia.
Bottom row (and what nice bottoms they are!): myself, the Master and inventor of the Crozzenator 1000-6000 Jenny Crossley, and Liz.

What a wonderful day!

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12 comments:

  1. Looks wonderful Teresa you sure you made this.I had a wonderful time you girls are just so wonderful to be around.
    Dont forget the crozzanator 1000 will be available tommorow on my blog.
    Thanks so much for coming today your a pleasure to be around
    Jen

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  2. Ohhhhhh Ahhhhhhhhhh, this is beautiful!

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  3. Awesome work Teresa, you are so talented!

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  4. We want Jen in Brisbane again...Jen I promise it is cooler up here than in Melb!!! we want an etching class...
    Teresa your book is stunning..you clever girl..I just love it..looks like you all had a great day

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  5. Love what you made, it looks fabulous.

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  6. This book pendant is just exquisite...hope life is cooler for you all...

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  7. Hi Teresa,
    How beautiful this tiny book. Me encanta, es una maravilla.
    Un abrazo, Cuchy

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  8. You did a wonderful job on this booklace! It is so cool!

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  9. Gorgeous, you ladies sure created some magic regardless of the heat!

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  10. What a gorgeous book. I love working on projects like this myself. You had a wonderful opportunity to take a class.

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  11. Fantastic project, its wonderful!

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