[Jewelry making - Article 01109] - Re: [Orchid] Creating a cone

[Jessica Frenkel]

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    Isn't sitting down and figuring out the answer to conundrums like
    this part of the magic and wonder of being a jeweler? Do you really
    want someone else's way of doing it? Wouldn't it be better to have
    your own unique approach? 

    If I was faced with this thought, I would draw it out first in my
    sketchbook, then figure out how big I wanted it to be and then make
    a model out of paper. Play around with it for a while, then go from
    there. I apologize if this doesn't exactly answer your question, but
    it was my first reaction when I read your post. This is also how my
    mentor taught me to figure out the answers to my jewelry problems,
    and it always lead to some wonderful new discoveries. 

Good luck..
Jessi Frenkel
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