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TheyCallMeMewt
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[2007-08-15 05:48:34 +0000 UTC]
"Basically Abandonware"
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 210; Deviations: 91; Watchers: 83
Watching: 62; Pageviews: 17933; Comments Made: 821; Friends: 62
# Interests
Favorite writers: Ursula Le Guin, Brandon Sanderson, Neil GaimanFavorite games: Final Fantasy (Series), Final Fantasy XIV, old RPGs, and games that hurt you emotionally
Tools of the Trade: Pliars, Hammers, Tongs, Fire, an Anvil, a Paintbrush, a Knife, some Clay, and occasionally a Redbull and a Youtube Tutorial
# Comments
Comments: 22
Thanks for the 
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Nice stuff! I look forward to taking the time to go through it all.
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Thanks for adding us to your Friends list!
*ChaynLynx
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Heya, if you like the the wire wrapped stones, then you may enjoy this person's gallery:
[link] I just saw it, remembered you did some stuff and faved some related works so I thought you may want to take a look. Cheers!
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I somehow kept overlooking this comment until this morning. Glad I saw it, thanks for pointing me that way. I think my jaw just dropped and I've thus lost the will to keep at wirewrapping... I know it's hard for me because I use harder wire that pretty much REQUIRES I maul it in order to shape it properly, but... Still. I'll never be pulling off things like that with simple wire and setting stones.
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Anytime, anytime. One doesn't mess with a Chainmaille Chess Set. If you ever get bored and start making up a Tutorial for it, I shall follow ever so loyally. :3
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Gah. My bad. Wrong fav. >_>; Damn you people and your similar picture icon thingies.
^_^;;;
Lovely necklaces deserve faving too.
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Damn the lack of deleting comments...
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She had pretty eyes. *Sagely nod*
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How could I deny beautiful wirewrapping?
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Thank you for the fav and comment! Awesome gallery you have!
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Psh. Who wouldn't favorite a naked catgirl?
The fact that my brother, sister in law, art teacher, and school librarian all check this thing out nonwithstanding. Silly details and all that.
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Yeah, I know, but that only works on particularily thin pieces. I know it's wasteful of silver, but I prefer the things I make to have some size, weight, thickness to them when it comes to PMC. Makes it feel more worth it.
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Where did you fire the silver clay? In the art dept at MN?
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Nah, it was a one day class at a community college. The woman brought her own mini-kiln. The main reason I haven't taken up silver jewelry work is because the kiln costs $2000 easy.
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depending on the size of the piece you can use a cooks torch a fire brick and some wire gause
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