This is part one of my demonstration of how I use acid-etching to make jewelry with copper, brass and nickel silver. It's not meant to be a comprehensive tutorial, just an example of the process I used to make the pieces I sell on my website.
WARNING: Do not use ferric chloride on sterling silver or gold. Please handle with care and dispose properly. You can hurt yourself, others, pets, or damage your kitchen, pipes, dishes and sink if you don't know what you're doing.
I've been a jewelry designer for more than 25 years, and my work is featured in the books "Steampunk Style Jewelry" and "1000 Steampunk Creations." I'm also a published author and I have a video game channel at YouTube.com/Jewelsmith.
Jewelry & stuff for sale: JunkWitch.com
Author website: JLHilton.com
Video gaming channel: Youtube.com/@Jewelsmith
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The music in this video is by my friend's band Wake the Fallen and used with permission. [ Ссылка ]
I mention Hannah, Mr. Owl and Yogscast in this video. I am not affiliated with them in any way, other than being a fan.
