keep moving

For the record, this took about six hours and forty-five minutes, at least if I was accurate in emailing myself my start and stop times every time I worked on it.

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Debating oxidizing this one. Also debating making it in silver so I can sell it on Etsy for a price more appropriate to seven hours of work. (And so it can be worn during sweaty weather, because c'mon, copper is a problem that way.)

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Item #1 is a bracelet that was originally designed for a 30mm long by 20mm wide Swarovski crystal. Item #2 was a minimalist pendant designed for hanging from a slightly more fancy bail and set of chains, and was intended to involve a rectangular cubic zirconia as its central stone. Both pieces were made using Boston Harbor sea glass instead, because it's attractive and I had it on hand and also because it's free.

I am never going to be able to get over the fact that literal actual Boston Harbor trash makes good jewelry.