I’ve played with metal clay and love the versatility of it. I want to add classes with metal clay at my studio and you may know that the focus of my studio is glass…so I went searching the internets a bit to find a tutorial on using glass with metal clay. And dichroic glass too. Yay!! Now I’m sharing it with you guys. The site that has kindly provided this tutorial is ugotglass.com. In this tutorial they’re using PMC3, which is a low fire clay. This is so that it can be done with glass. They provide two different options for working with glass and firing schedules. Metal clay opening up all kinds of design opportunities for those that aren’t necessarily silversmiths. And it’s fun to work with. Once I’ve made a few pieces with glass and metal clay I’ll post some pictures. If you make something send me a picture I can post here.
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Add a Touch of Fall to Your Home with This DIY Autumn Leaf Garland
Looking for a creative and charming way to decorate your space for the fall season? This Autumn Origami Accordion-Folded Paper Leaf Garland is just what you need! It’s a simple and fun craft that adds a cozy, festive vibe to any room. With just a few basic supplies like colorful paper and a little folding technique, you can create stunning paper leaves that perfectly capture the essence of autumn.
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Get started on your own autumn leaf garland today!
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