Archive for November 2011 | Monthly archive page

Two Part Silicon mold compound has a variety of uses. Molds can be made from just about anything, of course my favorites are sticks, leaves, and other natural items. However, you can make molds of antique buttons, old toy parts, and even potato chips, the list is endless! If you are interested in how to

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Metal Clay Repairs and Touch Ups pdf One of the many benefits to working with metal clay is the ability to correct mistakes. These step-by-step directions will have you covering your mistakes wisely.Click on the link above to download the pdf.

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There are many ways to fire metal clay, each has its advantages. This video will give you a quick overview of the 3 ways that I use in my studio. The best way, of course, is the kiln. It offers the most accurate way to fire metal clay pieces and offers the control that the

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PMC Tools

Basic Metal Clay Tools If you are new to metal clay you’ll need tools! See the image above for your list of tools suitable for metal clay. Click on the link above to download the image and the list of basic metal clay tools. Of course, there are always LOTS more fun tools to buy,

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Woodland Chic Faux Bois

On page 23 of Woodland Chic I talk about one of my favorite techniques. Faux Bois. These are some examples of Faux Bois on some of my jewelry designs. However, Faux Bois has been around for quite some time. I even have faux bois wood molding ( I know it sounds redundant ) in my

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Woodland Chic Inside Spread

I love just about anything visual. When I was younger I fell in love with photography. I was so thrilled to get my first camera. A Yashika 35mm. I would develop my own film and even had a little mini darkroom set up in the closet. When I was an art director, photography was a

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http://youtu.be/6lSrGdN8BD4?hd=1

My first book on metal clay jewelry, made the Woodland Chic way!

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http://youtu.be/6lSrGdN8BD4?hd=1

My first book on metal clay jewelry, made the Woodland Chic way!