
I made this for my sister-in-law, Nancy, and am thinking of making one for me for the lapel of my heavy winter coat!
The microscope slides (I buy mine from
http://www.microscope-depot.com/) used for this project are not the standard 1x3, but a bit smaller: 1"x1-7/8" (24mm x 50mm). This Lockhart bud vase stamp is perfect for this size microscope glass.
For those that know me, I am afraid of heights and cutting glass...so these pre-cut slides are a blessing for me!

For my soldering tool, I used a butane powered soldering gun from Lenk - no cord to get in the way! For a little more information on soldering, please refer to
my post here.
Stamped image onto white cardstock, colored in with Copic markers, soldered & bam! Instant gift. Hope Aunt Nancy likes it! Happy Holidays everyone!!
Lockhart bud vase stamp; Papertrey Ink white cardstock; Palette Noir pad;
Copic markers; soldering equipment (iron, solder, flux, copper tape - see
post); headpin, Swarovski red crystal, Bali bead, bead cap, closed jumpring (all sterling silver components).
5 comments:
Cindy - you make THE most divine jewelry pieces!!! and your butterflies of yesterday - they are GORGEOUS!
those little stamps are just perfect for this, too cute, love your beads also!
Merry Christmas
this is great! I am going to learn how to solder this year. how fun
wonderful gift Cindy
What a great pendant! I'm going to microscope-depot.com, for sure!
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