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I love this pendant. I was trying to straighten out the wires and bent the one that is third from the bottom. But it still looks nice. It was actually easy to make. I will show how to make a pendant like this in a new post.
We are jewelry designers-my friend Jeannette O'Brien, my cousin Sue Collier and myself. Catherine Vrchota Najmajstr, the great-grandmother of Sue and I, was born in Bohemia and came to the US as a young girl. She was a very talented lady who is loved and talked about to this day in South Dakota, where she homesteaded with her husband. We like to think she dreamed of this day where we can share the bit of talent we inherited from her with a large audience.
Love your style!
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