"tomatoes on the vine" repousse

walker - Sunday, October 21, 2007 - 10:47pm

finished the "tomatoes on the vine" repousse. Frame was made from old fence board --> mitered, flame blackened, lightly sanded, glued and then oiled.

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Nice tomatoes!

Janice Fowler - Monday, October 22, 2007 - 10:56am

I'm BRAND NEW to repousse - got my pitch out this weekend, struggled just to get it out of the can! I drew a BLANK trying to come up with some simple drawing - I never thought of a vegetable....maybe I'll try a pumpkin tonight - its got a bit of texture in the stem and sides of the pumpkin yet not too much to make me crazy. Thanks for the inspiration! I'm off to read your blog entry on it...

~Janice
www.doxallo.com

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Hi Janice, since your

Bill Roberts (not verified) - Monday, October 22, 2007 - 11:11am

Hi Janice,
since your relatively new to the active branches.........of our lil tree. I feel I should give you a "heads up".....Enrique doesn't like us to attach our Website URL to our signatures. Unless it's relevant to the topic and you want someone to see what your discussing, by seeing something on your site. ;)
Bill

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Repousse.

visitor - Saturday, December 15, 2007 - 11:36pm

I used pitch almost25 years ago, now I never use it, I used a steel block with a leather sand bag close by to keep copper in shape, I use line chisels and fianlly with my last annealing do I get the metal push out,the key is use lighte hammers ans thicker maetal.

Griffe.

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Walker, your repousse gets

Bill Roberts (not verified) - Monday, October 22, 2007 - 4:13pm

Walker,
your repousse gets better with each one. I like the frame, patina and the "maters".
It shows when someone enjoys what they do. can't wait to see what you do next.
Bill

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