First I cut some lengths of 1,5 mm thick wire and run up the ends of two of them (always detail I prefer to just cutting it up. It provides the last elegant ending to any whiplash line). Then I bent them into shape and forged some sections in order to obtain the whiplash flow:
Here I’m halfway through assembly. The challenge with a structure like this is to move through all harnesses of solder in order not to unsolder previous joints. This version however, wasn’t that hard.
Details are important, even on the backside. Hence I filed and sanded the large join smooth, even though I knew it would be covered by fur later.
And here we are –in a very bad lightning: the finished piece, set with the zirconias, but still unclad.
That happened here and I must say, I love it.
It came out pretty much as I initially drew it. That is very satisfactionary, though I sometimes am happy I changed the design as I went along…
The fur transforms a very pretty tiara to something exceptional and very fairytale-ish. This is the tiara to wear for that daring woman who braves cold and darkness and says yes to her man in the light of their love instead of the sun. I am very pleased with this tiara and will create another one soon again! Want to see more pictures of the finished piece? Take a look here
Happy yuletide from Copenhagen :-D
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