July’s Metalsmithing Challenge

July’s Metalsmithing Challenge was all about the trinket dish. A small object with endless possibilities for shape, texture, pattern, and personality.

Summer schedules had other ideas, though. Only two members made it across the finish line this month, and that’s okay. These challenges were never meant to become another obligation on the list. Sometimes we have the time and inspiration to jump in, and sometimes life is simply too full.

Here’s to making when we can and giving ourselves permission to skip a month when we can’t.

Top: Enamel Trinket Dish with Feather by Beth Judge (@bethanndesigns). Vitreous enamel on copper with sterling silver foot. Feather is drawn in enamel with a quill pen.

Bottom: Copper Trinket Dish with Leaf by Stacey Curry (@starhitchedwagonstudio). Forged copper with scrub oak leaf impression and hammered edges.


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