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r/DOG r/AdorableArt r/crafting r/bichonfrise r/crafts r/BichonFriseDogs r/WhiteCats r/CraftingWorld r/mercedes r/corgis r/BMW r/pugs r/Dachshund r/handmade r/poodles r/YorkieLife r/ragdollcats r/ArtsandCrafts r/BorderCollie r/dachshunds r/CarTalkUK r/frogdogs r/frenchie r/ToyPoodle r/somethingimade r/mainecoons r/chihuahuas r/MaineCoon
▲ 17 r/handmade

Finished this custom badge and finally got to see it on the car

I started this custom dog car emblem by shaping thin brass wire by hand, following the dog’s facial features and markings as closely as possible.

Once the outline and smaller details were in place, I carefully filled each section with enamel color. It took several rounds of filling and firing to gradually build up the colors and surface.

After the final firing, I cleaned and finished the brass lines, then added a protective finish to give the piece its smooth, glossy look.

u/Jenniferlocreation — 1 month ago
▲ 37 r/somethingimade

Finished this custom badge and finally got to see it on the car

I started this custom dog car emblem by shaping thin brass wire by hand, following the dog’s facial features and markings as closely as possible.

Once the outline and smaller details were in place, I carefully filled each section with enamel color. It took several rounds of filling and firing to gradually build up the colors and surface.

After the final firing, I cleaned and finished the brass lines, then added a protective finish to give the piece its smooth, glossy look.

u/Jenniferlocreation — 1 month ago
▲ 27 r/handmade

Made this little guy into an enamel emblem for the car

I start by shaping very thin brass wire by hand to create the outline and details of this frenchie. Each tiny section is then carefully filled with enamel, little by little, before going through multiple rounds of firing and finishing.

u/Jenniferlocreation — 2 months ago
▲ 17 r/somethingimade

Made this little guy into an enamel emblem for the car

I start by shaping very thin brass wire by hand to create the outline and details of this frenchie. Each tiny section is then carefully filled with enamel, little by little, before going through multiple rounds of firing and finishing.

u/Jenniferlocreation — 2 months ago