Daub Tracker: January 2009

Monday, January 5, 2009

266N - Custom Necklace

Oxidized & polished sterling silver wire & glass seed beads on "veggie" suede. Handmade clasp.

265N - Custom Necklace

Oxidized & polished sterling silver wire & glass seed beads on "veggie" suede. Handmade clasp.

264N - Custom Necklace

Oxidized & polished sterling silver wire & glass seed beads on "veggie" suede. Handmade clasp.

263N - Custom Necklace

Oxidized & polished sterling silver wire, swarovski crystals & glass seed beads on "veggie" suede. Handmade clasp.

262N - Custom Necklace

Oxidized & polished sterling silver wire & glass seed beads on "veggie" suede. Handmade clasp.

Caring for a Daub

It is very easy to keep your daub looking the same as the day you got it. Just follow these handy tips:
- Bead weaving does not like to be wet. Soaking can cause anchor threads to become visible, and the weaving could become stretched out of shape as well. While normal moisture (humidity, a light rain shower, or even a little perspiration) is not a problem, do not swim or shower with your daub.
- Do not use liquid jewelry cleaner on daubs, as the liquid will remove the purposeful oxidizing. Use a polishing cloth or pad to keep the silver and copper shiny where it should be.
- Though as a whole bead weaving is quite strong,
individual beads that make up the whole can break under pressure. Please don't step on your daub, allow your cat to play with it, or use it as a place to set your coffee mug. Love your daub, and it will love you back for a long time.
- Please feel free to contact me for upkeep/ replacement parts. If you need fresh oxidizing, a new piece of 'veggie' suede, or an extender chain, I will do everything I can to meet your request. The cost of upkeep and repairs will be handled on a case by case basis.

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266N - Custom Necklace

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