http://www.saywhaaat.de/allgemeiner-kram/what-is-a-master-seed-article/ Mon, 06 Feb 2012 11:11:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://www.saywhaaat.de/allgemeiner-kram/what-is-a-master-seed-article/comment-page-1/#comment-46495 dieta Sun, 29 Jan 2012 02:58:10 +0000 http://www.saywhaaat.de/?p=408#comment-46495 Through Soul Transformations, LLC, I offer a range of programs and services uniquely designed to meet your individual needs. Some of these include Soul Coaching®, Past Life Journeys, Interior Alignment™ consultations (Feng Shui & Space Clearing), and Gateway Dream™ Coaching and classes as well as Usui Reiki treatments and training. Please contact me to create a package of services to best fit your desired journey. I provide both in person and long distance services, for individuals and groups. Through Soul Transformations, LLC, I offer a range of programs and services uniquely designed to meet your individual needs. Some of these include Soul Coaching®, Past Life Journeys, Interior Alignment™ consultations (Feng Shui & Space Clearing), and Gateway Dream™ Coaching and classes as well as Usui Reiki treatments and training. Please contact me to create a package of services to best fit your desired journey. I provide both in person and long distance services, for individuals and groups.

]]> http://www.saywhaaat.de/allgemeiner-kram/what-is-a-master-seed-article/comment-page-1/#comment-20662 business daily Sun, 01 Jan 2012 10:41:50 +0000 http://www.saywhaaat.de/?p=408#comment-20662 “I’d take my young daughter and stroll through parks, sculpture gardens and museums and collected natural items,” she explains. “I learned that you can take an organic object, paint an electrically conducted coating of copper, or copper paint on it, and then immerse it in a plating bath from four to eight hours to build up a thick layer of copper around the object. Therefore, the actual piece of nature is encased in that copper. I collect interesting seed pods, all sizes of acorns, tiny hemlock pinecones that are a half-inch high, and anything funky or crunchy looking, then turn it into a wearable one-of-a kind piece of art that shines on its own. Most of my pieces are placed on a copper chain, and I order my copper from Rio Grande , in New Mexico.”Fomich also offers another line of copper nature jewelry where she collects leaves and insect wings and presses them into copper sheets to create new pieces of jewelry for earrings and necklaces.“I like the durability of copper in jewelry,” she continues. “The nature of copper is that it oxidizes over time and changes its patina. I tell my customers to take care of this special jewelry by using a jewelry polishing cloth on occasion to return the piece to its original shine. Never dip it in chemicals. Many people purchase copper jewelry for its medicinal purposes, because it touches the skin and transfers the copper onto the skin. In fact, many companies now insert copper into their skin creams.”For those who reside in Baltimore, or like to travel, Fomich will be at the Baltimore Convention Center at the American Craft Counsel Convention this month. In fact, she’s going to demonstrate the whole electroforming process step-by-step, so the public will have more of an understanding of electroforming and what’s involved. “I’d take my young daughter and stroll through parks, sculpture gardens and museums and collected natural items,” she explains. “I learned that you can take an organic object, paint an electrically conducted coating of copper, or copper paint on it, and then immerse it in a plating bath from four to eight hours to build up a thick layer of copper around the object. Therefore, the actual piece of nature is encased in that copper. I collect interesting seed pods, all sizes of acorns, tiny hemlock pinecones that are a half-inch high, and anything funky or crunchy looking, then turn it into a wearable one-of-a kind piece of art that shines on its own. Most of my pieces are placed on a copper chain, and I order my copper from Rio Grande , in New Mexico.”Fomich also offers another line of copper nature jewelry where she collects leaves and insect wings and presses them into copper sheets to create new pieces of jewelry for earrings and necklaces.“I like the durability of copper in jewelry,” she continues. “The nature of copper is that it oxidizes over time and changes its patina. I tell my customers to take care of this special jewelry by using a jewelry polishing cloth on occasion to return the piece to its original shine. Never dip it in chemicals. Many people purchase copper jewelry for its medicinal purposes, because it touches the skin and transfers the copper onto the skin. In fact, many companies now insert copper into their skin creams.”For those who reside in Baltimore, or like to travel, Fomich will be at the Baltimore Convention Center at the American Craft Counsel Convention this month. In fact, she’s going to demonstrate the whole electroforming process step-by-step, so the public will have more of an understanding of electroforming and what’s involved.

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