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Hello everyone,
I'm 'Diamonddee'; though, you may call me D.D. for short if you like.
I currently hail from the coast of Maine; however, like Mr. Cash said, "I've been everywhere Man . . ." :laughing:
Anyway, I am stoked to have found this site! Currently, there are several projects involving driftwood, petrified wood, various stains, varnishes, brush types, drill bits etc., which I am waist deep in. I know I will need help/advice when I reach certain points. Google is a miraculous site --- sometimes.... :shifty:
I am a mid-range/novice jeweler. (I usually use silver, base metals, semi-precious gems, stones, self mined Tourmaline and whatever else suites my fancy!):thumbsup:
I began collecting driftwood and petrified wood from several sites this past storm and last year; It is gorgeous! Learning how to drill, stain, cure and wrap it -- ALL without breaking it, is another topic altogether!
Thank you for having this site! I hope to learn, exchange knowledge, ideas, and finally find like-minded individuals! :icon_biggrin:
~"Follow the grain in your own wood." (Howard Thurman)
:ninja
iamonddee
I'm 'Diamonddee'; though, you may call me D.D. for short if you like.
I currently hail from the coast of Maine; however, like Mr. Cash said, "I've been everywhere Man . . ." :laughing:
Anyway, I am stoked to have found this site! Currently, there are several projects involving driftwood, petrified wood, various stains, varnishes, brush types, drill bits etc., which I am waist deep in. I know I will need help/advice when I reach certain points. Google is a miraculous site --- sometimes.... :shifty:
I am a mid-range/novice jeweler. (I usually use silver, base metals, semi-precious gems, stones, self mined Tourmaline and whatever else suites my fancy!):thumbsup:
I began collecting driftwood and petrified wood from several sites this past storm and last year; It is gorgeous! Learning how to drill, stain, cure and wrap it -- ALL without breaking it, is another topic altogether!
Thank you for having this site! I hope to learn, exchange knowledge, ideas, and finally find like-minded individuals! :icon_biggrin:
~"Follow the grain in your own wood." (Howard Thurman)
:ninja
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