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  Lawler House Gallery

linda bodie

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                I take great pride and joy in designing jewelry using silver clay.
                The finished work and each step in the process is exciting and
                surprising. The medium is a putty like binder which holds microscopic
                particles of fine silver. The metal clay is shaped and sculpted and
                fired in a kiln to sinter the silver and burn away the binder. What
                is left is a 99.9% solid silver piece of unique jewelry.

                I begin a piece by sketching a design for a necklace, bracelet or 
                earrings. All of my work is one of a kind since I don�t use molds. 
                Even my earrings are fraternal rather than identical . I am guided in 
                my designs by whimsy and balance.


                    My work is my play and my favorite tools are my hands. Constructing  silver jewelry out of metal clay                             allows me to combine imagination,  playfulness and function . I feel successful when I create wearable 
                                                                    art that is truly one of a kind.





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