Featured Froggy... Latest kyratisation!

The charming gentleman, who sold me the dragonfly without wings and the dragon previously posted I kyratised, sent me this unfinished little critter as a gift
Cleaned, polished, removed wax in side holes, then.... find some stones (multicolor sapphires) to fill the settings, coloring and gluing!


Now, I need to install a brooch system or rings for wearing it on a chain...

 

AS ALWAYS.............you are CONSISTENTLY AMAZING!!!!!!!

 

Lovely and you are so talented.

 

Damn , you do good work !!!!!!!

 

Top of the Top..!!! Superbe.

 

What princess wouldn't want to kiss him?

 

The jewel of the rainforest, perfect job kyra! And a perfect gift for the queen of kyratisations. A for the froggy.

 

Wow, you are such an amazing artist. Beautiful!

 

Fantastic work, kyra!

 

Fine Frog Fix!

 

Incredible before and after. Well done!

 

I will echo the rest, Well Done! Bravo! Ilove him!

Linda

 

Bejewelled *before* he becomes king! Very nice!

 

Such attention to detail! I wish Ms. had a piece of jewelry that needed to be restored so I could send it to you!

 

Thank you for being consistently supportive, Aqui !

Thank you, lovely Pearl!

Thank you!

Merci!

Aww, thanks!

A Fulco di Verdura touch of colors... Thank you AJ!

"Bricolage" rather than real art... But, THANK YOU!

Very grateful for your fantastic appreciation! Thanks!

F F F, good acronym definition Thanks Kiko!

I must say the difference is obvious, thank you Lucille!

Love back to you from Mr Froggy!

Thank you Pat P!

Thank you Ghopper for such a kind comment! (I accept jewelry from all around the world, even if not damaged... LOL)

 

You are such a Talent!

An ability to see the potential and then the skills and crafts to make it happen.

Thank you for sharing your latest craft it is always a treat to see how they end up.

 

I would so like to be able to finish it as a jeweller should... so I have to be creative/imaginative
As for my KMO (Kitchen Made Opals) made from crinkled tin foil colored with markers and coated with UV resin
Thank you for your kind comment!

 

I need to glue a stone back in. What do you use?

 

La Reine des Bricolageuses!

 

I know superglue isn't recommended by costume jewelry restorers, but I use it for all my repairs! The one for glass, rather thin/fluid, pour a drop on a piece of tinfoil and apply a tiny droplet with a wooden toothpick before putting the stone in place with jewellers pinch or nail art embellishments applier (looks like a wax pointy crayon!).