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Precious Metal Clay in Mixed Media from Wardell Publications art glass introduces an innovative process from Precious Metal Clay that combines the playfulness of clay with the value and permanence of pure silver and 24K gold. It is a fun material to work with and is one of the worlds fastest growing hobbies largely due to the quick and easy learning curve. The 21 projects in this book were carefully selected to demonstrate the versatility of PMC and release the artist imagination to explore the capabilities...
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Artist Xuella Arnold demonstrates how precious metal clay can be used alongside traditional methods of jewelry making, and combined with a range of natural and manmade materials to create truly unique designs. You'll find a variety of step-by-step projects along with inspirational ideas to develop your own designs. The book contains an introduction to the tools of the trade and types of clay, as well as step-by-step instructions for mastering precious metal clay techniques such as cutting, molding...
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Introduction To Precious Metal Clay (instructions For Creating Fine Silver Or Gold Jewelry Using This Material) (paperback) - By Maryann Devos
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Precious Metal Clay: 25 Gorgeous Designs for Jewelry and Gifts
Precious metal clay is an exciting new material made from fine silver dust in a binder that can be used just like ordinary modeling clay. However, once fired, the silver dust fuses together to become pure silver. This unique and versatile material gives crafters of all levels the opportunity to design and create unique silver jewelry--a technique once reserved only for trained silversmiths.Artist Xuella Arnold demonstrates how precious metal clay can be used alongside traditional methods of jewelry making, and combined with a range of natural and manmade materials to create truly unique designs.
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Discover how versatile PMC silver jewelry clay can be. Learn to create with PMC and glass, enamel, ceramic, polymer, porcelain and fabric. Features 21 projects, step-by-step directions, and an inspiring artists' gallery. You will be amazed at all the creative possibilities! By PMC Expert Mary Ann Devos. Wardell Publications.
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Introduction to Precious Metal Clay from Wardell Publications art glass introduces precious metal clay, one of the most remarkable developments in silver and gold metal working since lost wax casting was developed thousands of years ago. An easy to understand teaching style is presented in this step by step book to guide crafters through the process of hand forming this remarkable clay material to produce distinctive silver and gold jewelry. Artist and instructor MaryAnn Devos uses 18 engaging projects to impart...
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Precious Metal Clay (25 Gorgeous Designs For Jewelry And Gifts) (paperback)
Precious Metal Clay (25 Gorgeous Designs For Jewelry And Gifts) (paperback) - By Xuella Arnold
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PMC3® fires at a lower temperature—a hot air gun will do it—allowing you to combine sterling findings with PMC before firing with complete confidence. PMC3 shrinks less than original PMC, is easier to manipulate than PMC+ , and produces a finished piece with a stronger molecular bond than either PMC or PMC+.
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Precious Metal Clay-1oz. Firing Temperature: 900°C (1650°F). Melting Point: 960°C (1762°F). Shrinkage: 28 – 30%. Modeling materials (composed of micro-fine pure silver powder, water and an organic binder) that have the working properties of clay — easy to work, shape, roll, press, carve, hollow, etc. When fired in a kiln, PMC becomes a hard, fine silver (0.999) metal object, bead or sculpture that can be filed, drilled, sawed or polished.
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Pendants. Earrings. Rings. Beads. Other jewelry. Accessories & objects. Technical tips. Tools you can make.
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Registrations are accepted in the order received. A student is registered when the student submits the class information (name, address, class date and location, etc.) accompanied with the payment of the class fee. This payment can be in the form of a credit card number, check, money order or cash, payable to PMC Connection in US dollars. Checks, money orders and cash will be deposited at the time of registration. Students may transfer from one class to another with no penalty as long as the dates...
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The Alchemy of Precious Metal Clay
A pin by PMC artist and instructor Linda Kaye-Moses, using a scallop shell and coral for texturing. Photo: Evan Soldinger. Speed is one of PMC's most attractive characteristics. Not only stone setting but all facets of construction are swifter with the clay than working with solid metal. Heidi Lowe, one of McCreight's students at the Maine College of Art in Portland gives an impressive account of her experience...
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Precious Metal Clay
Is used to form and hold the shape while being fired. Let cork clay dry before firing. Use only on items fired in a well ventalated kiln because of toxic fumes given off by cork clay. Do not exceed 1472F as cork clay burns hot and may cause silver to melt if fired at higher temperatures. Store in airtight container, a zip lock bag works well.
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Working With Precious Metal Clay
Book By Tim McCreight, an information-filled book suited to beginners and professionals. The first section consists of 50 projects that teach how to use the material by showing specific applications. A second section includes 25 techniques.
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Precious Metal Clay
Precious Metal Clay, PMC, is an exciting material developed and patented in the 1990s by Mitsubishi Materials of Japan. Microscopic particles of silver are mixed with a moist binder to create a material that has the feel and working properties of modeling clay. Using simple tools, objects are easily given shape, texture, and character. After air-drying, the objects are heated to temperatures approaching the melting point of the metal, where the particles fuse together to make a dense, fully metallic...
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This little Hot Pot Kit will make it possible for you to experiment with small Precious Metals Clay projects without an electric kiln. Includes Hot Pot, fuel cup, insulating tile & wire screens.
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This book provides a wide range of projects with clear step-by-step directions. Tim McCreight describes this revolutionary new art material in simple reader friendly language. He provides the answers to many questions about forming, firing, finishing, stonestetting, and findings. There are 50 projects, 25 tips, and 10 tools to make. Hardcover, 124 pages.
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Fine silver in a softer form, packaged in a syringe for special applications. Create ropes, letters, designs or attach two silver clay parts with a dab of this paste clay.
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This clay is made with pure silver (.999) and binders. You can make beads, charms, or just about anything. PMC 3 can be fired with a butane torch, on your gas stove or in a kiln.
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Experience instant gratification with jewelry make of pure silver clay, a product made of pure silver powder, a binder & fluid which can be formed with fingers, & rollers to create one-of-a-kind pieces. Gold can be added for accent. Depending on the silver market one may expect to spend $200-$300 in addition to the lab fee. All-day sessions.
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