Super Mario pendant hand-cut by M.S. in Grade 10, steel-tempered pendant colored and engraved by C.P. in Grade 9, and stained glass earrings made by C.H. in Grade 9.
Junior Jewelry projects
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Creative pieces by Grade 9/10 students
These Grade 9/10 students wanted to try something a bit more advanced for their pendant projects! After designing and cutting out an image by hand with a jeweller’s saw, each student sweat-soldered their piece onto a different type of metal. Incredible work, everyone: I am so impressed! Browning logo by J.M-J., octopus by N.M., and howling wolf by C.P.
Excellent hand-cut pendants
Some amazing work by A.C., C.B., C.H., and A.B. in Jewelry 9/10. Each student chooses their own design and metal, then cuts it out by hand with a jeweller’s saw (definitely a key skill in jewelry-making!). These folks nailed it: great job!
Creative pendants
Impressive jeweller’s saw work by A.F., K.M., and K.L. (four-leaf clovers), as well as J.D. (wolf), and M.T. (Shy Guy! Super Mario 2 is timeless!).
Incredible self-directed jewelry projects
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!
Husky pendant
T.T. in Grade 9 spent a lot of time and care cutting and polishing this brass pendant. Excellent work!
Lucky dog!
Excellent first jewelry saw project by M.P. in Grade 10! Liver of sulphur helped darken the letter stamps. Keep up the great work!
Jewelry saw pendants
A few of our first pendants in Jewelry 9/10: great work by H.G., M.S., & T.A.!
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