Thank you so much! I am trying to make it entertaining. My husband thinks they do not carry off as entertainment, but maybe we just have differing opinions, lol
Help! Ive been watching your vides for some time now and have learned so much. You are more accurate than any of the other sites out there. I have a question to which I have been unable to find the answer. I have a couple of rhinestone brooches that have rhinestones and other elements of the brooch looks like it has rhinestones too but on close examination, the depressions are empty and just created to look like there is a stone in the depression. What is that technique called? I've searched and searched. Of course, I don't have the terminology to find the one word or phrase I need. Hope you can post a video explaining that technique.
lol, Oh how I know the torture! However, it is so so very hard to explain things in words and not with a picture. Please email me a picture of the piece so that I can see it. I feel like I know what you are talking about but without knowing the material, age, style, and so on it is really hard for me to even pinpoint it. It may be chasing, but I do not think that is what you are talking about, there is also doming pieces, and the process of that is called dapping, but again I don't think that is what you are looking for. PS Thank you so much for the wonderful comment! I really do appreciate it!
I love laughing while I’m actually learning ! Thank you for the effort you put into to your videos ☺️❤️
Thank you so much! I am trying to make these more interesting. I know I am boring, but not sure how to do it, lol.
Right Kiersten ❤
Great work, very informative, well presented, thank you for sharing!
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Spectacular video as always.
Thank you for all your work and enthusiasm, much appreciated!
I am impressed with your knowledge and thankful you are sharing it with us! ❤
Thank you! I am so happy they are helpful!
Love it, glad you are back ❤❤❤
Excellent info as usual and such a visual feast!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Gonna love this new series 😊…thanks for all your hard work…always so interesting to learn more
Thank you so much! I hope you do!! I know I enjoy making them even if it does take forever, lol
I always learn so much new and amazing information from you!!! thank you for sharing💕💕💕
Thats so nice of you! Thank you again for always being so supportive!
As usual, your knowledge is incredible.
Thank you!!
Great gads!! Your visuals and special effects are wonderful!!!
Thank you so much! I am trying to make it entertaining. My husband thinks they do not carry off as entertainment, but maybe we just have differing opinions, lol
Fabulous as Always!! Fantastic!!
Thanks again! I am always happy to see you in my comments!
girl... I love all your videos!!! thank you so much for sharing your knowledge ...
You are so welcome! Thank you for stopping by to watch them!
Great video- I can't wait to see the rest of the series!
I enjoyed the content as I enjoy the Victorian Era, thank you…
Thank you! I am steadily working on it. And hope to put out one a week and I am working on my everything you will ever need to know about Trifari one.
I've been struggling to ID the material used in a watch chain I have. Your series will be very helpful! Thank you!
Oh I hope it does!! It is hard I know it took me years to get a few of them down. Some are easier than others but man jet and bog oak 🤦🏼♀️
Another great video!!❤❤
Thank you!! I am so happy you liked it!
Another vid for me to save! Love your content.
Awesome! Thank you!
Fantastic video, thank you! ❤
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching!
Help! Ive been watching your vides for some time now and have learned so much. You are more accurate than any of the other sites out there. I have a question to which I have been unable to find the answer. I have a couple of rhinestone brooches that have rhinestones and other elements of the brooch looks like it has rhinestones too but on close examination, the depressions are empty and just created to look like there is a stone in the depression. What is that technique called? I've searched and searched. Of course, I don't have the terminology to find the one word or phrase I need. Hope you can post a video explaining that technique.
lol, Oh how I know the torture! However, it is so so very hard to explain things in words and not with a picture. Please email me a picture of the piece so that I can see it. I feel like I know what you are talking about but without knowing the material, age, style, and so on it is really hard for me to even pinpoint it. It may be chasing, but I do not think that is what you are talking about, there is also doming pieces, and the process of that is called dapping, but again I don't think that is what you are looking for. PS Thank you so much for the wonderful comment! I really do appreciate it!
Happy Saturday. ❤😊
I'll watch later, but wasn't something dental material?
Are you asking was vulcanite used for dental work? - Also, happy Saturday to you as well!
Gutta percha is used in root canals