These stunning self-directed pieces were made by M.F. (marlin) and J.L. (pendant) in Grade 12, and feature intricate hand-cutting with a jeweller’s saw, as well as complex soldering of different metals together. Impressive work!
Welcome to a new year of Jewelry 11/12! Check out these amazing projects by T.C., R.P., B.G., E.H., J.G., and T.G.: designs are chosen by each student, cutting is done by hand with a jeweller’s saw, and two different types of metal are “sweat-soldered” together. Excellent work, folks!
Another incredible jewelry saw piece by M.F.! Nickel silver and copper, carefully cut & sweat-soldered together. Desjardins would be proud.
Outstanding cutting and soldering creative work by K.M. in Grade 12! Design drawn by B.L. in Grade 11.
Impressive work by B.L. in Grade 11! Copper and brass piece with hand-engraved accents.
Excellent cut-out, soldering, and finishing work by B.M. in Grade 11!
Inspiring work by L.B., G.S., & T.G.! Lots of time and care spent on these beauties.
T.E. produces another fine piece: great job! Brushed finish, brass & copper sweat soldered.
Excellent piece by M.T. in Grade 11! Careful and precise cutting and piercing: look at that line work! Fantastic job.
J.L. worked hard on this beauty, and it paid off big-time! Several stages of soldering, and very careful piece arrangement. Great job!
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