Tiffany clip (second attempt) with some new tools and a lot of help from those more experienced with patience and engraving. On to complete the background removal and shading to make it pop. I won’t be dumb enough to snap it in half this time . 
Thank you for all the help and I hope to prove that persistence pays. Happy Labor Day.
Finally finished. Critiques still welcome and learning as I go, but this will be my first piece I am putting on the market. Happy with it enough but always working on graver control and fine shading. Thank you for looking and especially to everyone who has given critique, it gives me direction and helps me push further.
Thank you sir
I’ll read these hints over and over and I appreciate the thought and time you have put into it.Hi Matthew
You've made a good job of it and the shading is very nice.
Some advise.........With something like this where there are only 3 scrolls and being quite large, your scrolls have to be perfect. There is nowhere to hide as they are there for all to see
No lumps, bumps, flat spots or looking out of balance or deformed or condensed. That is why, at the drawing transfer stage it pays to get them exactly right.
If you have a lot of scrolls then it can be more forgiving so long as 95% of them are correct then the human eye will brush over them.
Leaves can also be forgiving if there are enough of them so the good ones disguise the dodgy ones.
Think of scrolls as the framing on a house. If the frame is on a lean or out of whack, then everything else that follows on exaggerates the problem. So always be sure to get the scrolls correct and you will be just fine
Cheers
Andrew
