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Kiln Fired Glass Jewellery - Saturday 9.30am-4.30pm
No previous glass experience needed to join this session of kiln formed jewellery. Learn how to cut glass (an essential skill for most glass work), and begin to develop an understanding of glass properties and basic fusing techniques to work on small scale projects. Design and create your own pendants or earrings. Experiment with metals, dichroic, frits and powders. This is a great place to start your kiln forming journey.
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Silver Art Clay with Kiln Fired Glass Combined
Silver clay looks and works like normal clay, but is actually 92-98% pure silver. When you fire the clay using a kiln, the impurities (binders) burn out and you have 99.9% fine silver remaining. Combine this exciting new product with glass and the results are endless
Join Kathryn - Master of Arts (Fine Art - Silver and Gold Smithing) and learn some of the basic techniques in shaping and forming art clay using the different products available.
Workshop options - 1, 2 or 3 days.
1 day workshop - join Vicki Hill for a short course in kiln fired glass cabuchons. Learn how to cut and fire Bullseye Glass for the purpose of making small pendants to be used with silver art clay. Cost $90 all materials included. Friday 18th June 2010.
2 day workshop - Kathryn Wardill will teach the process of combining kiln formed glass with art clay. Learn the processes of clay forming around kiln fired glass, firing glass and clay together in same project, and polishing silver. Cost $275 all materials included. Sat 19th & Sun 20th June 2010.
3 day workshop - join Vicki and Kathryn over 3 days and learn the whole process of combining glass and silver art clay in a kiln to form jewellery. (1 day with Vicki, 2 days with Kathryn). Cost $365 Fri 18th, Sat 19th and Sun 20th June, 2010. All materials included.
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fused glass pendant |
fused and engraved glass pendant
dichroic kiln fired bracelet
fused and engraved glass pendant glass pendants with silver art clay
by K Wardill
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