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  • Re: BRONZclay information resource

    Hi Roni, thanks for the great feedback! When I was doing online research on bronze metal clay, I was confused by the large amount of conflicting/contradictory information about working with BRONZclay. I realized that I'd need to talk with several experts as well, including BRONZclay inventor Bill...
    Posted to Metal clay (Forum) by MSchindel on 10-30-2009
  • New metal clay technique: Catherine Davies Paetz teaches you how to make inlay designs with bronze clay and copper clay

    Getting your hands on new materials is inspiring for artists. The newest additions to the metal clay family (bronze clay, and copper clay) inspired artist Catherine Davies Paetz to push this medium into new territory. You can learn about her techniques for creating inlaid designs with these clays in...
  • Silver on bronze? Firing help.

    1. I was wondering if a fired piece of bronze clay can be painted or plated with silver paste and then fired again? 2. Also, where can I find specific firing schedules for Copper and Bronze Clay? I can find adequate ones for silver Artclay and silver PMC. 3. And could a piece of copper or bronze be fired...
    Posted to Metal clay (Forum) by ahronya on 10-14-2009
  • BRONZclay information resource

    There have been many questions about BRONZclay on this forum, so I wanted to let everyone know that I've published a Squidoo "lens" that you may find helpful. My goal was to pull together the best and most up-to-date information I could find on BRONZclay into a single, convenient resource...
    Posted to Metal clay (Forum) by MSchindel on 09-11-2009
  • Re: Firing Bronze and Copper Clays

    I have been using silver clay for 2-3 yrs., and am now experimenting with bronze and copper...... I have an evenheat 360 and I can do them all, as well as fused glass......Another popular metal clay kiln is the sierra---SC-2 is one model......they are both very similar, minor differences......I would...
    Posted to Metal clay (Forum) by Margretdzn on 07-18-2009
  • Re: help with bronzeclay..panic and blame!

    I found that making slip for joints it really need to be thick. Very, very little water. I roll 'n thin 5mm sausage, let it lay in a little bit of water (half the depth of the sausage) en then mushing (if there is a word like that) with a small spatula as I go along and use that very thick mushing...
    Posted to Metal clay (Forum) by Tatia on 04-29-2009
  • soldering bronzeclay and post fired working..

    2nd post ever, on a roll, thought I might as well add in this query too.... Once bronzeclay has been fired - hopefully successfully(see previous post, ahem) - can it be soldered? can it be heated again with silverclay without compromising structural integrity? I have seen the other post below ask about...
    Posted to Metal clay (Forum) by pixiemog on 04-22-2009
  • help with bronzeclay..panic and blame!

    Wotcha, I have had a read of lots of other posts regarding this and they are directing me to similar info and posts, so I know I'm being a bit impatient by posting a new post about it - but its my 1st ever post and its an emergency!! I am proficient with metal clays - the silvers - and have had bronzeclay...
    Posted to Metal clay (Forum) by pixiemog on 04-22-2009
  • Move over silver, bronze, and copper metal clays — aluminum clay is here!!

    Alternative metal clays are all the rage right now: bronze clay is very popular, and copper clay is so new that everyone is clamoring to get their hands on some. Well, aluminum clay has just been announced!! It's not for sale yet, but you can see some prototype photos and sample shots on Pam East's...
  • My first bronze piece

    I wanted to try something really simple for starters but I had just made these cool seahorse molds and couldnt resist using them. The bronze looks so good on rawhide!
    Posted to Metal clay (Forum) by childeroland on 03-28-2009
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