Eggs covered with tessellated kaleidoscope cane veneers.
I just returned from the Buckeye Bash in Ohio, where I demonstrated my new mokume gane technique (“Brilliant Mokume Gane Veneers”) and and did a dry run for a new class called “Tessellated Kaleidoscope Cane Veneers.” Eggs, pens and other objects were covered with absolutely beautiful veneers.
New Mokume
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Right now, I can post only my own work (I forgot my camera) but I’ll be posting photos sent to me by participants as I get them. I’ll be teaching these techniques in future classes.
Student pictures are now in:
by Judy Ankerman
Egg by Jeanette Kandray
4 Eggs by Judy Ankerman
Eggs by Freda Kramer (R) and Jeanette Kandray (L)
Cane and Egg by Jan Montarsi
Jan Montarsi tells me that the cane below was his first ever complex cane!
Carol, it was wonderful meeting you. Thanks for sharing so much of your knowledge with us. It was great fun. I couldn’t sleep last night because I was thinking about how I could use the mokume pieces we created to make a beautiful pendent for myself as a reminder of the wonderful time we had together.
Thanks too for sharing the slicer. It is amazing.
Thank you Pat. I enjoyed having a chance to get to know you in “real life!.” Carol
Carol,
Thanks again for your workshops at the Buckeye Bash!
Your cane slicer is as amazing as you are. Having the opportunity to use it paralelled
with your teaching and tireless coaching has been one of the most fun and rewarding
experiances, and i’m sure I have increased my own expertise ten fold, and look forward to many many hours exploring what you taught!
sincrely
jan montarsi
Saw you on PCD this morning….your canes are gorgeous!
Lynn
Thank you, Lynn!
Gorgeous work!
Yes, I think they all should be proud.