[Jewelry making - Article 00755] - Re: [Orchid] Getting Unstuck

[JSEllington]

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    It's been said in other responses to your posts, but I want to echo
    how beneficial it can be to finish a project once you start it.
    Especially when I first started making jewelry I would get half way
    through and something in my design would not work or I would even
    melt something accidentally but I always made myself find a way to
    compensate for the problem and finish the piece. I was amazed how
    often I came up with something delightful that way. Also, a lot of
    times a piece I don't particularly think will be great will be saved
    in the finish and will surprise me. In other words, a little texture
    here or there juxtaposed against an area of high polish, etc. 

J. S. Ellington
jsellington AT cs.com

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