Copper Bangles

During the last week I have been experimenting with different ideas for making bangles out of copper and sterling silver. 

1.  COPPER:  This bangle is 2 inches wide and 6 inches long. The bangle has been stamped with stars and then a separate section has been soldered to the centre which is a plain copper section from which triangles have been cut out. It fits the wrist well and is easily adjustable to put on and take off.

         

2. COPPER:  This 2nd bangle is a simple one. It's much narrower than the other one - 3/4 inch wide and 6 inches long. The hearts are  hand cut from sterling silver hence the slight difference in the shapes. It is also easily adjustable for wearing.

 

 

 

3. STERLING SILVER: This is a fairly simple idea for a bangle. It's designed to that it's adjustable so that it widens for putting on and reduces once it's on the wrist.



SUPERVISOR:  Of course, things wouldn't
be the same without the studio supervisor,
Mr Tigger! He quietly keeps me company whilst I'm working.