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Polymer clay and brass necklace.

Posted to Wirework & Chain Mail (Gallery) by Moyra on 02-23-2010
Atlantis

Woven brass and polymer clay cuff.

Posted to Wirework & Chain Mail (Gallery) by Moyra on 02-23-2010
Re: mixing polymer clay with metalclay

Metal clay must always be burnt at about 800 degree Celsius (~1470 F). Without burning, you will receive no metallic workpiece. Therefore, you must forming the metal clay piece first. After that you must burn it in a kiln. Than you can Fimo or other polymer clay apply and bake on at about 150 degree...

Posted to Mixing media (Forum) by emailkunst on 01-12-2010
Re: mixing polymer clay with metalclay

Thanks everyone for all your help. Will the MC bond to PC without the glue in the oven? Which are the best makes of polymer clay to purchase? Mandy www.littleloveprints.com

Posted to Mixing media (Forum) by loveprints on 01-12-2010
Online extras from Art Jewelry's January 2010 issue: bonus jewelry projects and tutorials, polymer clay gallery, pics of a chased gold vessel, and a spotlight on tourmaline

My favorite thing about the January 2010 issue of Art Jewelry magazine? Color color color! Let's take a look: Turn to the gallery of pieces by renowned polymer clay artist Kathleen Dustin , page 37 , and you'll find flower buds, seed pods, and leaves (they're actually purses!) in a palette...

Posted to Art Jewelry magazine Editors' Blog (Weblog) by Kristin Sutter on 01-07-2010
People are talking about the January issue of Art Jewelry magazine. Do you have yours yet??

I just wanted to share a blog post I ran across that put a smile on our faces here at the Art Jewelry magazine headquarters: Susan Lomuto , the artsy blogger over at Daily Art Muse , had all sorts of lovely things to say about our January 2010 issue . Click here to check out her post! She noted that...

Posted to Art Jewelry magazine Editors' Blog (Weblog) by Addie Kidd on 12-03-2009
Zinnia Bud Neckpiece

Polymer and sterling silver. 28 in. (71.1 cm) long; largest bead 1½ in. (38 mm) diameter. Photo by Charley Freiberg or George Post.

Posted to Bonus to the 2010 January issue: Kathleen Dustin's Polymer clay Work (Gallery) by Art Jewelry Magazine on 11-20-2009
Village Woman with Knees Up

Purse with bronze shoulder chain. 6 in. (15.2 cm) high. Photo by Charley Freiberg or George Post.

Posted to Bonus to the 2010 January issue: Kathleen Dustin's Polymer clay Work (Gallery) by Art Jewelry Magazine on 11-20-2009
Winter Seeds Neckpiece

Polymer and sterling silver. 24 in. (61.0 cm) long; largest bead 2½ in. (64 mm) diameter. Photo by Charley Freiberg or George Post.

Posted to Bonus to the 2010 January issue: Kathleen Dustin's Polymer clay Work (Gallery) by Art Jewelry Magazine on 11-20-2009
Spiral Mohawk purse

Purse with boar's bristle and adjustable shoulder cord. 8 in. (20.3 cm) high. Photo by Charley Freiberg or George Post.

Posted to Bonus to the 2010 January issue: Kathleen Dustin's Polymer clay Work (Gallery) by Art Jewelry Magazine on 11-20-2009

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Re: mixing polymer clay with metalclay

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People are talking about the January issue of Art Jewelry magazine. Do you have yours yet??

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