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Deryllithe — Thors Hammer with chain
Published: 2009-01-23 14:15:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 5675; Favourites: 53; Downloads: 2646
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I finally managed to upload my Mjölnir with the chain I did a couple of months ago.The hammer is made of 999 silver and the chain is sterling silver.
Together the work took about 20h
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This is sooo cool! Not only the necklace, but the photo as well! I love it!
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very nice I have a similar hammer wish I had the knowhow to make my own
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Thank you dahlin. Hey, if you really want to try making jewellery, take a look at these things -> [link]
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You did this?????? Wow, I am impressed! You are multitalented...you draw beautyfull, you sew beautyfull, you make beautyfull sculptures and you also make beautyfull jewelry! Wow!
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Yes. Unfortunately I lost it last summer, I bet some trolls or spirits took it... But I made a new one and now everyone is happy.
And thanks, I feel flattered. ^^
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Oh, I just love trolls and fantasy creatures, they make our life so full of color.
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I'm sure the spirits took it, and liked it, since I have been very lucky after I lost it.
Oh yes, they are a part of my world. I can almost see them every day.
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Really?
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Yea, he seems like a nice person, I don't know if I myself would manage to always be nice to everyone... But then again, those people earn their living because of their fans. Musicians who look down on their fans and despise them, have lost the game and should work with something else...
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Nope, it's made of a material called ArtClay. (I do not own casting gears... 
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ahh! I see, well... I don't either, so I get my castings done at the same shop where I buy my tools and materials... I'd like to try doing the castings myself but it's not easy with noone to learn from x.x...
still I haven't tried art clay yet... seems to be pretty interesting but it's too expensive xDD
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D'aww, it would be so great to get into a artisan crafts school or something, to have tools and a teacher and stuff.....
Yeah, it's really expensive... 
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haha, yeah, that'd be so cool, still, what kind of artisan crafts school so you have there? I always read about people in finland, norway, sweden, etc going to art schools and then creating the most incredibles pieces of art and crafts but I've never heard of anything even close here in my city (even if it's the capital of the country) so is really difficult to find something with the experience to one's needs... I learned the basics with some guy I met in a medieval fair but now there's nothing more I could learn from him so everything from then on has been kind of experimentation... fun, but slow xD
asdasdasd xDD
also yeah... it feels a bit like cheating but... the curiosity is stronger xD
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We do have some artisan crafts schools, but they are mostly quite superficial. I believe the best way to specialize on something particular, is to serve as an apprentice. Of course an art school is a good base, and gives different opportunities.
Experimenting is really amusing.
...yes, curiousity... and the need to do things....
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mm... when I left the first thing I satrted studying I planed to start studying art in the university, with mention on jewelry... but yep, It was quite supperficial and in all that time I could improve and learn by myself almost everything they would have teached me so I desisted with the idea (this was on 2007)
and after a couple years I can't say that I regret that but there's still so much I'd like to learn... asdasdasd xD
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I'm going to start studying jewellery design next autumn, and I'm really excited about it, because I might get a chance to work at the Finnish National Opera on the working periods. HOW COOL IS THAT?!
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wow xDD that's so cool indeed xD
but, working for the opera doing what? jewelry?o.o
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Yes, jewellery, props, random stuff... Interesting things. I mean, how often do you get a chance to design stuff to a medieval queen, for example?
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Tackar, en handarbetare uppskattar alltid beröm. 
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Thank you dahlin.
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Beautiful, even more so because it's self-made and unique
How do you work silver?
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Well thank you!
This work particularly is made of a silvermaterial called Artclay, and decorated with silverthread. Mostly my works are made in the "traditional" way though.
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Kiitoksia, sääli vaan että kyseinen hely nyt lojuu jossain Hirsilän metsissä.....
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Harmi.. Meidänkin porukasta oli tuolla Hirsilässä boffaamassa kaksi äijjää
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No se korun häviäminen olikin sitten ainut ikävä juttu Sotahuudossa, ja hei, nyt voin tehdä paremman version!
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Joo Boffaan noissa Faravidien ja oman kamppailulajiseuran treeneissä alkulämmittelyissä. Mutta taisteluihin ei oo uskaltautunu mukaan
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Hmmh... Sinun olisi ehdottomasti pitänyt olla Fantasy Battlessa Norretian barbaarien rivejä vahvistamassa. Niin, eikä Sotahuutoakaan kannata jättää väliin, sen verran kivaa on.
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Pitää
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Well thank you.
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In Sotahuuto (a boffer/padded weapon "war") this summer. The chain probably snapped off while running in the woods.
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...and then after a couple of years someone finds it and thinks "Omgzomg, a necklace from the viking era with mysterious runes on it!" The disappointment will be overwhelming when they realize it reads 'Nina 2008'. Yeah, my imagination is running wild....
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Lmao!
I can see the headlines now.
"VIKING ARTIFACT UNEARTHED IN FINLAND!"
*Media rampage*
"ARTIFACT CONFIRMED HOAX"
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