Repurposing family heirlooms

Terry Rathbun and Anna Henry have Roots of Silver, crafting antique silverware into piece of jewelry they sell or do at request of families. As part of that, they'll do pieces for descendent family members (like multiple grandchildren or adult children) that came from grandma's old silverware set

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Sun., Feb. 18, 2018

Terry Rathbun, of Roots of Silver, crafts antique silverware into pieces of jewelry she sells or does at the request of families.

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Terry Rathbun, of Roots of Silver, crafts antique silverware into piece of jewelry.

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Terry Rathbun, of Roots of Silver, uses a rotary tool to remove the ornate end of a silverware spoon as she creates jewelry, Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2018, in Liberty Lake, Wash.

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Terry Rathbun, of Roots of Silver, works in her garage while crafting antique silverware into piece of jewelry, Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2018.

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Terry Rathbun, of Roots of Silver, cools off an antique silverware she is turning into piece of jewelry after cutting it from a spoon, Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2018, in Liberty Lake, Wash.

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Terry Rathbun, of Roots of Silver, displays an antique silverware turned into a piece of jewelry, Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2018.

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