I can now share photos of my latest engravings... some lucky parents recieved some special gifts for Christmas this year... these photos have been added to the gallery pages too.
Monday, December 26, 2011
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Wishing all a safe and happy Christmas!! *smiles*
I have just added these photos of recent engravings to the gallery page. It has been a very busy few weeks, orders coming thick and fast *smiles*... I took photos of some interesting glasses today, I will not be able to post them until after Christmas though :-(
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Which burs to use?
While there is no right answer to this as every engraver will develop their own preferences here's what I found to be a useful start up kit. These are explained a little on the Hints and Tips page on this blog.
Monday, October 31, 2011
Cake Toppers
These lovely little cake toppers/decorations make a modern alternative to writing with icing on a cake, and make a great little momento of that special day.
Drill engraved and crafted from 3mm clear acrylic with frosted edges.
Friday, August 12, 2011
Paintings now available on products through Zazzle
I know, I know... this isn't about engraving *smiles*... but... I have just opened a Zazzle store where products featuring some of my paintings can now be ordered *smiles*... click here: JeansArt to view the products (mugs, greeting cards, postcards, hats, magnets, bags etc) currently available, product ranges will be developed as time permits.
JeansArt - Dublin Bay Rose
JeansArt - Swingtime
JeansArt - Out Of The Shadows
Monday, July 25, 2011
New Pics Just Added to Gallery
Just added these pics to the gallery page, these were both engraved using a handheld drill and diamond burs.
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Thoughts of Christchuch
This banquet goblet was engraved while thinking of the canterbury region after the 22.02.11 earthquake. The rose signifies the outpouring of love from all of New Zealand (and around the world), the jasmine to signify the passion of Christchurch locals for their city, the doves are a wish for peace and the forget-me-not's on the foot of the glass are for rememberance of those lost that day.
All of the engraving on this glass has been completed using a hand-held drill.
| Thoughts of Christchurch |
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