Learn The Art of Hemping Jewelry hemping is a fun and simple craft to learn. In this book you and 39;ll find easy to follow directions, full colored step-by-step pictures, and schematic diagrams to show you different knotting patterns. With styles to fit all ages and tastes, everyone from young adults to those of us old enough to remember macrame will enjoy these fun and easy projects.

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Bring Exciting Color to Your Silver Jewelry Paint your next metal clay project. Now you can add a delightful touch of color to your silver clay pieces. This deluxe enameling kit has everything you need to get started. Enamels are best fired in a kiln. Enameled pendant below by Leslie Tieke. From PMC in Mixed Media book 6483

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Get Fifteen Handy Tools in One Kit Delphi and 39;s certified PMC instructors have created a tool kit no metal clay artist should be without. They have filled it with the tools they and their students use most. 5 Piece File Set Easily file your pieces to perfection with the File Set. Each of the 5 unique high quality files are color coded and attached to a steel ring. 3 Piece Stainless Steel Burnisher Set The rounded tips on the ends of the Burnisher Set ensure you won and 39;t scratch your pieces. Use the double ended tools to get six burnishing tips, to burnish even the most intricate pieces of silver clay. 6 Piece Pocket Drill Use the Pocket Drill to hand drill tiny holes and divots into dried metal clay pieces for attaching findings and setting CZ stones. Set of 6 drills store neatly in the handle. Wipe Out Tool The Wipe Out Tool features a double ended rubber-tipped design. Great for smoothing surfaces on clay projects, it can also be used to clean up around engraved designs. Tool Pouch All of the tools fit neatly into the included 5-pocket tool pouch. Tools also available separately.

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Create dichroic silver jewelry the easy way. Fire Low Fire clay and glass together. Fire Art Clay Low Fire with dichroic glass for amazing results. With a kiln, basic tools and this kit, you can create dazzling dichroic and silver jewelry. Features premium CBS dichroic glass, clay and pre-filled syringe for outlining projects, plus one of our favorite instructional books. Making Silver Overlay Jewelry with Glass and Porcelain includes detailed directions and projects for combing metal clay with glass. It and 39;s filled with gorgeous metal clay and glass projects. Blue dichroic glass and clay project below from Metal Clay for Beaders book 6891. Green dichroic glass and silver clay project by Sherri Haab from Metal Clay and Mixed Media Jewelry book 6715. Grapes cabochon from Making Silver Overlay Jewelry with Glass book included in this kit.

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Make Beautiful Silver Rings. Discover how easy it is to make your own personalized pure silver rings. This kit contains handy tools, plus creative accessories and ring sheet clay to make custom pure silver rings. With finger gauges and a mandrel for accurate sizing to texture sheets to add depth and beautiful CZ stones to add a sparkle to your finished piece, all you need is a torch or a kiln.

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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. Blue pendant below created by Irina Miech. From Metal Clay for Beaders book 6891. Purple pendant below created by Mary Ann Devos. From Metal Clay and Mixed Media Jewelry book 6715.

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Create Fine Silver Jewelry Using Clay Discover the creative possibilities of Precious Metal Clay. Shape it like a clay, and fire it to 99.9% pure silver. New PMC3 fires at a low temperature, no kiln or torch is needed. Create intricate silver projects with a simple firing option, the Hot Pot (see image below). Kit includes everything you need to fire your pieces, plus PMC3 clay and tools to easily create beautiful textures and perfect shapes. This kit was recently reviewed in Beadwork Magazine. Excerpt from the review is If you have always wanted to try working with Precious Metal Clay but are discouraged by the cost of the setup, get a hold of the PMC3 Deluxe Jewelry Clay Kit from Delphi. This kit comes with everything you need to make your very own PMC pieces. I had no PMC experience and quite honestly, was a bit overwhelmed when I started working with the kit. However, I found plenty of instruction and ideas on Delphi and 39;s website, and now I feel like a PMC pro. Earrings below made by Mary Ann Devos. From Introduction to Metal Clay book 6289 Firing metal clay with the hot pot is easy. See step-by-step images below 1. Fill the terra cotta pot with fuel. 2. Place dried metal clay project onto wire grid. 3. Light with a long match. Once fuel burns out, polish project and enjoy. Please note that this item cannot be shipped by air or overseas.

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No Kiln Needed to Fire Metal Clay. Metal Clay is an amazing material that shapes like a clay and fires to 99.9% pure silver. Delphi and 39;s best selling starter kit has everything you need to begin making your own gorgeous silver jewelry. Created by Delphi and 39;s Certified Metal Clay Instructors, Kit makes it easy to get started. Thousands of beginners have created silver jewelry using this kit and you can too. Silver metal clay is a mixture of tiny particles of silver, a binding agent and water. The user-friendly clay requires firing with either a micro torch, Hot Pot, firing cone or a kiln to burn out the binding agent. Just shape, dry, fire, and polish your project, then get ready to wear the gorgeous fine silver jewelry that you hand crafted yourself. Firing metal clay with the micro torch is easy. See step-by-step images below 1. Place dried metal clay on fire brick. Heat evenly with torch. 2. Piece will light on fire and continue to burn until all binders are burnt out. 3. Once piece starts glowing, continue to heat evenly for at least 2 minutes. Create silver projects like decorative boxes below. Project from The Art of Metal Clay book included in this kit. Artist Sherri Haab.

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Making Your Own Silver Jewelry is Now Unbelievably Easy. Jewelry clay is a revolutionary way to make fine silver jewelry that is 99% pure silver. Art Clay Silver is a mixture of tiny particles of silver, an organic binding agent and water. Just mold and work this user-friendly material just like regular clay, then fire it using either a micro torch, hot pot, SpeedFire Cone or a kiln. Shape, dry, fire, polish...then wear your project. Sample an assortment of Low Fire Clay. The low firing temperature makes it excellent to fire in multi-media jewelry like glass. Can be fired as low as 1200?F. During firing shrinks between 8-10%. Kit includes 10 gm clay, 10 gm paste, and 10 gm pre-filled syringe with 3 tips. Compatible with PMC3. When firing with mixed media a torch is not recommended. If firing alone can be torch fired. Art Clay is similar to PMC in its uses and applications. Delphi experts have used Art Clay with PMC Clay. If combining, it is important to keep in mind firing temperatures and properties. Each clay has its own specific firing temperatures. Questions? Talk to Silver Clay Certified Expert at Delphi. Glass and metal clay earrings below by Jackie Truty. From Art Clay Silver and Gold book 6979. Resin and metal clay heart pendant below by Sherri Haab. From Metal Clay and Mixed Media book 6715

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Oil paste is essential for any post-firing repairs. It can also be used to combine previously fired pieces. Requires piece(s) to be re-fired at 1472 F, although a butane torch may be used when joining fine silver bezel wire seams. Also includes handy thinner to make oil paste easily workable. 10 gm of each. Weights are post-fire. Shrinks 8 - 10% during firing. Pendant below by Jackie Truty. From Art Clay Silver and Gold book 6979

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