The Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show is always a great resource for post material. Lisa Crowder’s enamel pieces are “kiln-fired vitreous enamel on copper stitched with thread — set in oxidized sterling silver. Pieces are completely hand fabricated — hand stitched. The copper is drilled prior to enameling. Multiple layers of enamel are then fired on both sides — then etched to create a matte finish. Once this is completed the piece is stitched — set in sterling.”
Posts Tagged ‘lisa crowder’
Stiched and Set
Posted in color, inspiration, jewelry, tagged black & white, bracelet, color, contemporary, Design, enamel, glass, inspiration, jewelry, laurie prophater, lisa crowder, ornamental elements, polymer, polymer clay on December 13, 2012| Leave a Comment »
Going in Circles
Posted in bracelet, Design, inspiration, jewelry, tagged contemporary, Design, fashion, inspiration, jewelry, laurie prophater, lisa crowder, ornamental elements, polymer, polymer clay, rings on October 24, 2011| Leave a Comment »
One unifying element appears in Lisa Crowder’s metal work…circles. Be sure to take time to look at the rings in the metal and enamel categories…the stacked circles are a design that seems to be gaining popularity.
By necessity, all posts this week will be very short. As you read this, I am attending the High Point Furniture Market in North Carolina. Look for updates about the ‘hot’ colors that we will see translated into fashion in the next few months.
