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Woven Copper Wall Art

March 25, 2012

Each step of a woven copper wall art project in detail plus the ideal time to complete each step, from layout, weaving, brazing, preparing the board, to the precision alignment system that simplifies assembly of the component parts
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Undulated Spiral Metal Weaving

By johnsearles

January 7, 2012

In December, I shipped an undulated circle spiral metal weaving to Florida. Fed Ex Home delivered it there in 3 days from Michigan. The customer was very pleased and sent us some photos and some nice reviews. The installation was to be outside, in a high humidity area near the ocean, with possibility of...
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Wall Sculpture

By johnsearles

October 7, 2011

This stair-step aluminum wall sculpture was recently shipped to Creative Metal Products in San Jose, CA. The owner was a great pleasure to work with. Here’s what he wrote: “We received the sculpture safely and it looks perfect! Attached is a picture file of the sculpture in our office. It’s been a fun experience...
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Metal Wall Sculpture

By johnsearles

October 5, 2011

I am shipping this metal wall sculpture to San Clemente tomorrow. It has a remarkable patina, beautiful blues and greens and browns. This is one of my layered puzzle designs that I have been doing since 2000. This metal wall sculpture was originally designed to be mounted on a circle, but that design was...
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Very Large Weaving Shipped – Saga of an Order

By johnsearles

August 17, 2011

Very Large Weaving Shipped – Saga of an Order

We shipped a very large weaving on Monday to a client. This order was actually placed December 14th! But the story goes back further to about a year ago when someone from the company called my wife. She wondered if we could come and do a presentation? My wife said that usually people can...
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Circle Copper Weaving 48″

By johnsearles

July 28, 2011

Shipping a 48″ circle spiral copper weaving tomorrow or Monday. This copper weaving has a very lovely flame-colored patina, sealed with Incralac. The flame colors are always very beautiful before being lacquered, especially the blues and violets. After lacquering about 50% of the colors disappear – they are too transparent. Incralac hides the beautiful...
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