Floral full carved cuff

[AzShooter]

Thanks for sharing.  That's beautiful.

[Davm]

Great work. I'm just getting started and I'm having some issues on beveling curved lines, especially tight curls.  I have a large square beveler which is fine if I am on an outside curve but on inside curves I need something smaller (I think) I have been tilting the stamp and it works okay but was wondering what stamps you use for your work?  On the muleshoe, I think I've got that, tilt on subsequent marks to have a smaller size. I've seen some bevelers for sale that instead on a straight up and down side are V shaped.  Not sure where they would be used.

 

[JayEhl]

Really like the lace work on those cuffs.  

[FrenchMich]

On 8/27/2022 at 6:26 PM, Davm said:

Great work. I'm just getting started and I'm having some issues on beveling curved lines, especially tight curls.  I have a large square beveler which is fine if I am on an outside curve but on inside curves I need something smaller (I think) I have been tilting the stamp and it works okay but was wondering what stamps you use for your work?  On the muleshoe, I think I've got that, tilt on subsequent marks to have a smaller size. I've seen some bevelers for sale that instead on a straight up and down side are V shaped.  Not sure where they would be used.

 

Sorry for my late answer. I have several sets of Beveler straight for straight lines and convexe lines and round for concave lines. I have several size for each, but I use systematically the widest possible to limite tool marks.
My preference is Horse shoe brand ''jeremiah  watt product'', but I also have  a range of tools from Barry King and it works  well.

For all, Thank you very much

Edited September 30, 2022 by FrenchMich