Jewelry
My Grandma got me started making jewelry for friends and family when I was 10. Of course, I didn't begin realizing I could turn it into a job and make some money at it until I was 18. About that time, Don Moe, a local saddle maker and my godfather, bought me an engraving machine so I could engrave silver for his saddles. The learning process was not thrilling, but I stuck with it and the day finally rolled around when I realized I could begin selling my work. Oh, happy day!
I have now been creating and engraving custom pendants for the necklaces I make for six years and thoroughly enjoying it.
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