What You Will Need:
B'Sue Boutique filigree adjustable ring
Filigree stamping (any size)
Ceramic rose or stone
E-6000



Start by applying a small dab of E-600 to the back of the ceramic rose. Center the rose in the middle of the filigree and let it set.

E-6000 is very forgiving and allows you time to move your finding around for perfect placement.

Wait about a half an hour and glue the base of the filigree (face down) to the adjustable ring.



I placed the upside down yring between two stacks of paper plates.




Two hours later, the ring was ready to be photographed! You can remove the excess glue with a pair of pliers.



And voila! Wasn't that easy???




ABOUT THE ARTIST
Claudia Bruno, aka Calico Queen, is a Boston-based jewelry designer and a Fine Art photographer. Her favorite style is Neo-Victorian and Steampunk. She enjoys doing custom work, designing pieces exclusively for her customers. Her jewelry is currently being sold in Italy and her photography was used by the Getty Museum Conservation Institute.

She is also the President of an animal rescue group, www.callioperescue.org and Claudia is open to donating 50% of proceeds from her jewelry to help animal causes.
www.calicoqueen.etsy.com
www.claudiabruno.com

Would you like to design a project for our website? All designers will get full credit, links to their website and a gift certificate to spend any way they like at B'sue Boutiques website. Contact B'sue for details at bsue1441@aol.com