More experiments in watercasting sterling silver. Botanicals 🌺🌸🌼…..with pearls.

A subscriber posed a very good question on whether the same results could be obtained with scrap sheet. So I gave it a try.
I also tackled 7 gauge sterling 925 with my Sondiko butane torch and got some surprising results. So at this time, any gauge of wire is going to give you results.
A big thank you to @Maran C for the question.

[@marebear61]

My vote is for the fully polished look. From another Marin C.

[@marenc9648]

Thank you so much for the video, that you made for my question. With your great help I successful made this evening some nice shapes with 3 mm Argentium wire. It is very generous from you that you spend your time to help. Greetings from Germany Maren

[@SonneCreations]

@Maren C I am so happy to hear this!! Nothing brings me more joy than a succesful outcome. It was my pleasure and your results turned out excellent. Can’t wait to see the photos of your jewelry!

[@wonbadood8243]

Thank Sonne Creations for demonstrating this. I never knew of that technique. I figured out a unique method of making water casts 25+ years ago using Stg Silver scrap. I used a frying pan of simmering water and poured 10-15 grams of molten Stg silver, from a mini crucible into the hot water. Very interesting results. If you jump into this video at around 30 sec's, it shows some of the results. Another interesting concept that I gave up on once I'd figured it out 🤔 kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZzQqH56isR-fZY I'll definitely try out your example of silver forming in the coming days. Thanks Again!

[@SonneCreations]

@@wonbadood8243 Oh my! Your designs are absolutely stunning. I love your style very much. I used to do water casting, broom casting, bean and rice casting but never achieved designs such as yours. Makes me want to try again!