I'm very excited to announce that I will join a virtual event this coming Friday! It's called the Renegade Craft Virtual Fair. Renegade Craft is a curated marketplace of makers, designers, doers, and dreamers. Last year I visited their event in June, held at the Brooklyn Expo Center. It was very organized, well promoted and had a lively atmosphere. I talked to some makers, and they all like this event. Shortly after, I applied to their event, which was going to be held this m

As a creator, I'm always thinking about what I can do. I can't go outside, I can't release any new item because the plater that I go to is closed. I can't sew face masks because I don't have any materials. I can't post nice New York picture on social media. It's very easy to think of things that I can't do. There must be something I can do to entertain or cheer somebody up. I love to use a hand saw. I love to tat lace. What if I use these two techniques together? It takes mor

As I am a part of the online shopping industry, I offer 15% off of my jewelry. If you are in the U.S., shipping if free!

I want my design to be accessible to all.

I am introducing how to make my jewelry here. The steps before the edge-filing process were described in my previous article. After filing the edge, I used pieces of sandpaper to make it smoother and polish the small gap where the file can't reach. I use a file point with a small strip of sandpaper. Then I changed the drill bit to a silicon pointer, and polished the edge. By the way, this small motor is almost the same machine as a dentist uses. This small silicon pointer is

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