84 results for "Precious Metal Clay" between $5.00 and $150.00

Pages: 96, Paperback, Wardell Pub Inc

Pages: 120, Edition: 1st, Hardcover, Brynmorgen Press

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.

My favorite PMC instruction book. I love the color photos and step-by-step directions. It clearly explains commonly used tools, unusual items (like gems) and includes instructions and firing schedules for all types of PMC, including new PMC3. The ideas from the projects can be carried into lots of types of work.

Unlimited imagination, wild enthusiasm, and a willing expectation of having fun. (1) small pair of scissors. (1) respirator or good dust mask. (1) sewing needle or needle tool. (1) permanent black fine line marker. clean, soft COTTON cloth, tight weave like t-shirt or dress gloves. Closed-toe shoes (no sandals in studio). A very good Dust Mask or respirator. Notebook/sketchbook. Pencil/pen. (1) tissue blade (from polymer clay supplier). (1) 6" steel rule. (1) full deck of playing cards...

Learn all stages from designing to modeling, firing, and finishing the wearable piece of jewelry. The pmc process begins with the shaping of a compound clay material, created from a mix of water based binder with a microscopic silver powder. It is more similar to working with delicate pottery clay, fimo or sculpey. Once fired, the binder (clay) burns off to leave behind a beautiful piece of fine precious metal in silver or gold. Materials fee varies.

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...

Two sessions 2 hours each $100 per person includes materials fee Learn how to make a 3 dimensional bead, earrings, or pendant using cork clay, and PMC. If you want to come in for extra studio time, you need to sign up for that time separately. Additional packs of PMC available at $50 each.

Jewelry clay is a revolutionary way to make fine silver jewelry that is 99% pure silver. PMC (Precious Metal Clay) is a mixture of tiny particles of silver, an organic binding agent and water. This user-friendly clay can molded and worked like clay, then requires firing with either a micro torch, hot pot, SpeedFire Cone or a kiln to burn out the binder. Just shape, dry, fire and polish your project. Then get ready to wear the gorgeous fine silver jewelry of your own design! Compatible with Art Clay...

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.

PMC3 clay, paste and syringe work beautifully together to create pure silver works of art. Buy the assortment and save 20%. An excellent value and convenience, giving you artistic freedom in PMC. PMC3 is a lower firing PMC and ideal when firing with glass. Assortment includes 16 g PMC3 clay, 15 g PMC3 paste and 9 g PMC3 pre-filled syringe (all weights post-fire). Clay shrinks about 12% during firing. Compatible with Art Clay Low Fire.

Treat yourself to this hardcover, coffee table book spotlighting the work of over 50 artists from around the world with lush, inspiring photographs. A critical essay by designer and educator Donald Friedlich articulates the strengths and challenges of this emerging art. It also features an essay by Darnall Burks on the science of PMC, which brings clarity to the technical aspects of metal clay with never-before-seen photomicrographs. A must for any metal clay artist.

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+ 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 Original, which allows higher metal content and therefore less shrinkage. The firing times have been shortened dramatically from 2 hours to a minimum of 10 minutes.

This DVD video by PMC Artist Tim McCreight is the ideal source that takes you from basic tools to setting stones, from molds to golds. Watch an experienced teacher demonstrate the exciting possibilities of Precious Metal Clay. Chapter: 1. Getting Started. 2. Textures. 3. Stones and Molds. 4. Construction Techniques. 5. Other Forms of PMC. 6. Drying and Firing. 7. Finishing and Patina.