Mosaic Deep Jewellery Bezel And Project

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[@marinellaartist]

I love it, beautiful and simple. I will also try to do a jewellery with melting smalti or glass but I have to wait getting all the materials. Thank you Peter for this Tutorial☺️

[@TreasuryRoad]

Thankyou very much Marinella, would love to see your jewellery piece they are fun to do. Thanks so much for watching and commenting. ❤

[@WendyMansell-jz1vm]

What a lovely piece. Good time to start making them for birthday or even Christmas gifts I reckon. And great for using up shards!

[@TreasuryRoad]

Thanks so much Wendy, its great using the left over shards of glass or whatever else you would like to put into them. Thanks for watching. :)

[@lalitakaplish7779]

What a beautiful design - simple but so effective on that scale.

[@kekejivery8405]

Are you worried about any sharp edges on the glass/crockery?

[@TreasuryRoad]

@@lalitakaplish7779 Thankyou appreciate that and your comment. 😊

[@TreasuryRoad]

@@kekejivery8405 Not in this case, by using the Apoxie Sculpt to grout in the jewellery bezel it’s all flush. Sometimes using grout in a small bezel the finish is not always flush. Also you can grind each piece if you feel its necessary before adhering into the bezel. Thanks for watching and for commenting. 😊

[@kitkatmonroe3871]

How cute is that. Peter you are an inspiration. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. You are a Rockstar!

[@TreasuryRoad]

LOL@Rockstar. Thanks so much Kit Kat appreciate your comment and thankyou for watching. :)

[@laurenleighton6135]

would it not be easier to use more Apoxie Sculpt as the base and let it push up between your pieces?

[@TreasuryRoad]

You can do that and that would work, however its knowing how much to add so the tessera doesn't push up with it especially at that size. Also when I create in bezels my tess is a lot closer together in fact very close together and there isn't normally the room for the AS to push upward. Thanks for watching and commenting. :)

[@gizelegionet7771]

Beautiful. I love all this explanation you give. You are so easy to understand. Thank you for this lovely tutorial.💕💕

[@TreasuryRoad]

Thankyou so much, lm so glad you enjoyed it, appreciate you watching and for the comment as well. 😊

[@barbaraallen6217]

Gorgeous! Do you press your tessarae into the apoxy sculpt gently before grouting?

[@TreasuryRoad]

Thankyou very much. Yes I do push it in a little but it still needs to have Apoxie Sculpt under the tesserae. Thanks so much for watching. :)

[@15Montrano]

I found this very interesting. I am glad you rearranged that area as I too was thinking it needed a slight tweak. I am embarking on soft soldering around cut out China for pendants. I have in the past done quite a few tesserae pieces mostly mirrors and frames and vases and on wooden hearts, crosses that I sold when I had an arts and interiors booth in a retail antique and interiors market. It was a lot of fun, and I still have the tools which you just demonstrated 🎉 what a bonus because I’m dusting them off for my new venture! I enjoyed watching you use the tools on this and a few other videos you have done. I needed a refresher course. I have tucked this new knowledge shown here in my back pocket for future use. I don’t know about epoxy sculpt! Soon to be remedied 😊. Your piece turned out quite lovely. Thanks for sharing in an easy to understand format.

[@TreasuryRoad]

Thankyou very much Dly appreciate that very much. Years ago I used to work with cutting and shaping china and then soldering around them to make necklaces, I love the look of them and they were fun to do. It would have been awesome to have a booth in a retail antique market selling the pieces you create, I am so glad you kept your tools. Apoxie Sculpt is a great product to work with, it does things other products cannot do. I look forward to seeing some of your future pieces, if you get the chance please join the Facebook page Mosaics Australia Wide and post some of your pieces, I am in there often. Thankyou very much for watching and commenting. :)

[@lizstroud6531]

Wow, I never would have thought to put the Apoxie Sculpt on top and use it as a grout. That is really pretty. I always just put some powdered pigment over the finished produce while it's wet, but having the Apoxie be used for the grout lines is brilliant. What a pretty pendent.

[@TreasuryRoad]

Thankyou so much Liz, there’s always more than one way to do a project, this is just the way l do it. It’s always good to hear about the different ways people do things like you adding the powdered pigment. Thanks very much for your comment and for watching. 😊

[@btrflywmn]

That is very beautiful,thank you!

[@TreasuryRoad]

Thankyou so much and thankyou for watching and commenting. :)

[@melissaguzicki-fitzloff4228]

Beautiful! So creative!!!❤

[@TreasuryRoad]

Thankyou very much Melissa and Thankyou for watching. 😊