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Sunflowers!

Hi! Been a little busy lately creating things and forgetting to update the blog.

I bought a tutorial a while back to learn Triton Sunflowers.  They can be pendants, earrings, ornaments, almost anything you'd want them to be.  There are 7 different sizes so far and I have made them all! I got the tutorial from a lovely lady named Snježna Nakit who was very helpful in providing the tutorial and a kit with all the ring sizes and so much information.  Here are the pictures of these beauties.  There is one picture of all of them in one with the sizes marked and two pictures of each piece front and back since they look different on each side. 
All Triton Sunflowers! In Bright and Anodized Aluminum


10 pointed sunflower front
10 pointed sunflower back

9 pointed sunflower front

9 pointed sunflower back

8 pointed sunflower back

8 pointed sunflower front





















































8 (1+1) pointed sunflower front

8 (1+1) pointed sunflower back
7 pointed sunflower front
7 pointed sunflower back
6 pointed sunflower back





6 pointed sunflower front



















6 (1+1) pointed sunflower back

















6 (1+1) pointed sunflower front






















Rings and Kits for all pieces completed are from Snježna Nakit (I believe they were purchased by her from The Ring Lord, Metal Designz, and ZiLi Maille).

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