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Learn about the tools, materials and methods author Sherry Haab uses for creating very simple projects in metal clay. Sherry shows how to use the minimum of tools to create with great results.

Free Worldwide Delivery : Precious Metal Clay Techniques : Spiral bound : A & C Black Publishers Ltd : 9780713687576 : 0713687576 : 19 Oct 2007 : Precious metal clay is a synthetic material increasingly popular with both jewellers and potters. It can be shaped or attached to other materials as required. When fired, the water in the suspension burns off and a solid silver object remains. This title showcases the work of some of the world's leading practitioners.

This step-by-step book is designed to guide crafters through the process of hand-forming precious metal clay to produce distinctive silver and gold jewelry. Contains 18 easy-to-follow projects for applying the fundamental techniques shown in this book. Author Mary Ann Devos. (Softcover - 95 pages)

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Use this activated carbon to embed BRONZclay™ pieces for firing. Coal-based, acid-washed carbon creates a richly colorful patina on pieces as they’re fired. To prepare the carbon for use, place it inside the container, cover with the lid and fire for 30 minutes at 1550°F. For a light patina color, try the coconut shell–based activated carbon Contains 5 lbs. (2.3kg).

Straightforward demonstrations show how to achieve creative effects ranging from the fluid forms of ceramics to rich textures. Learn the steps of forming, decorating, firing and finishing PMC® pieces in clear, easy-to-understand, sequential lessons. McCreight also demonstrates how to insert metals and gems into PMC and how to make hollow forms. Author/Host: Tim McCreight Subject: Precious Metal Clay Running time: 90 mins. Media: DVD Country of origin: USA Catalog page: 2012 Tools and Equipment...

Sherri Haab, best-selling author and jewelry artist, will show you how to put the miracle of modern technology to work making necklaces, bangles, bracelets, pins, earrings, and rings. Creative Catalyst Productions offers two instruction videos: Resin Jewelry and Precious Metal Clay Jewelry. See how Sherri creates elegant jewelry with resin and precious metal clay. Sherri Haab is a certified instructor who has been working with resin and metal clay for over a decade, teaching jewelry-making in her...

For those who want to learn through projects that use very few tools, this book will do the trick. The entry level projects are very simple. The book includes a section on making your own tools, including a homemade rotary tumbler for the DIY types. Spiral bound hardcover will stay open on your workbench for easy reference.

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.

PMC PRO™ is a formula of precious metal clay with three times the bending strength of original PMC after firing. With higher tensile strength and surface hardness, PMC PRO is ideal for use in hinges, rings and other projects where strength is important. It can be worked in the same way as fine silver clays. Add gold or enamel accents, and solder with an easy or medium solder. Hard solder is too close to the melting point of PMC PRO, and should not be used.

For those who want to learn through projects that use very few tools, this book will do the trick. The entry level projects are very simple. The book includes a section on making your own tools, including a homemade rotary tumbler for the DIY types.

Starting with the basics of metal clay, this book offers projects combining silver clay and glass, enamel, polymer clay, lump gold clay, keum boo, ceramic and bisque, mixed metals and techniques in various caring and punching techniques.

Lump Form - PMC 3 This product is 85% fine silver and 15% binder by weight. This variety shrinks 12-15% during firing. The metal particles in this version are smaller than those in PMC Standard and PMC+, which allows higher metal content and therefore less shrinkage. The firing times can be as little as 10 minutes.

You learn about the tools and materials you need and the techniques that show you how to keep your metal clay fresh, to the final firing techniques that ensure success. You see how to size your ring, create patines, build your own molds, set stones, and create professional looking links. You will be able to commemorate occasions, personalize gifts and create jewelry to complement your wardrobe, and have a wonderful good time in the process.

ISBN-10: 1929565003 ISBN-13: 9781929565009. Edition: SPIRAL.