And that one was 20 years ago!

Good call, in the meantime here's an alt text version (took me maybe 5-10 mins to write over from the pic)

So tonight it's just the group wishlist. Only two days left in the week, then it changes to the next person/family.

So can we clear it?

www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/...

I don't do any of this for credit. When I do knock myself out raising emergency funds, etc., I don't expect a thank-you, but I also don't expect to be *erased*.

So I'm a little tired of ALL of it right now.

And we have been blessed to make two sales over the last two days.

But this year has done too much damage, with too few sales all the way along.

This is still our drop-dead point, and we urgently need to bring in multiple sales, *now*.

As always, you can order either [or both! they really do belong together] via the Contact form here: wingssilverwork.com/contact/.

Or just e-mail me directly at NDNSilverByWings [at] gmail [dot] com.

Second is the coil, called "Last Snow In a New Light": wingssilverwork.com/last-snow-in....

Memory wire; dendritic Montana agate; sterling silver; rutilated golden quartz; white onyx; yellow opal; tiger's eye; Hill Tribe fine silver [.999]:

First is the necklace, called "The End of Winter": wingssilverwork.com/the-end-of-w....

Pendants: sterling silver; dendritic Montana agate; tiger's eye. Beads: sterling silver; shungite; basaltic lava rock; tiger's eye; dendritic Montana agate.

Both of these were created earlier this year, when the last snows [such as they were] were finally giving way to real spring.

But despite their names, they suit this season just as well, when winter is just beginning to show itself.

And we have been blessed to make two sales over the previous two days.

But this year has done too much damage, with too few sales all the way along.

This is still our drop-dead point, and we urgently need to bring in multiple sales, *now*.

As always, Wings never duplicates any work exactly, but if the style speaks to your spirit, you can commission a version uniquely your own via the Contact form here: wingssilverwork.com/contact/.

Or just e-mail me directly at NDNSilverByWings [at] gmail [dot] com.

Finally, Wings texturized the borders by stamping a very small chisel end stamp repeatedly between scored line and edge, then filing it deep: more than 200 strikes of the hammer. Their slight diagonal imparts a sense of motion; oxidation makes it all pop.