[Jewelry making - Article 00604] - Re: [Orchid] Photographing floppy pieces

[Pam Chott]

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>     . . .Using a needle and  some black thread, I sewed the largest
>     row of knots to the cloth, in a somewhat regular circle, and tied
>     it off securely.  When I turned the frame upside down, the necklace
>     hung away from it and showed its shape really well. 

Good job, Loren!

    Being familiar with your more rigid knots and single rows of linked
    knots I wasn't sure what you might have made that you would describe
    as "floppy".  

    When I saw the image, my third thought was that it looked like a CAD
    image.  :-) 

    My first and second thoughts:  "wow, what a neat mail-collar he's
    made" and "that technique really turned out well!" 

Pam Chott
www.songofthephoenix.com

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