It's a bit of a colour explosion on my blog this week - courtesy of enamels and the wonderful world of plants. I've been flexing my sawing arm and produced these frame/moroccan style shapes from copper sheet which I then enamelled in a blast of green and turquoise opaque and transparent enamels. I also cut some {much simpler} drop shapes that I enamelled in a mix of foxglove purple, mauve and bitter green. The last two colours are recent purchases and I love them! A couple of days ago I used my phone camera to take some quick snaps of my "garden" which is a really a small back yard {now even smaller thanks to my jewellery shed} which has a few pots in it. The plants are looking nice at the moment so I thought I'd capture them then play around with the photos on Fotor ...... Beautiful nasturtium leaves - no flowers {or blackfly} yet but I do love their shape and the pattern of the veins. Pretty pink geranium flowers An o...
silver copper bronze enamel