Pmc Fine Silver Clay Tutorial Final Piece!

These will be available in my Etsy shop: http://www.fablesandfoxes.etsy.com

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Fine
• Silver
• Clay
• PMC
• Metal
• Art

[00honey000]

I don't have a Kiln so I was wondering If you could tell me how long do you let the PMC dry on the candle warmer before you fire it?

[3catsandafish]

@wrllovemen .... tumbler is pretty much a vibrating closed container with small metal beeds and soapy liquid in it.... put your jewellery in...comes out polished, it gets to the fine cracks and detail that a buffer cant

[wrllovemen]

whats a tumbler??

[xDwinz]

where can you get mold for the pendants thanks fireman tim

[SuperFudge24]

beautiful pendants... thank you for sharing...

[sonicfreak04]

is metal clay ceramic or actually metalic?

[elsaalcocer1]

hi u do not say what did u cover the piece with would u please give the name of the product u cover this with

the first step i did not find it many thans

[paulasmits]

can i use my lampworking kiln? I think it goes to 1500

[theyellowsign]

@MusicFeedsYourSoul PMC Makes thin precious metal clay sheets intended to be used for origami. They're fairly stable and you could quite easily make a mask out of them, but of course you'd need a kiln. I wouldn't dare to guess the area of the 5g sheets, but I suppose you'd need several.

[msramor]

@lsokovich you have to make sure there is "steel shot" in the tumbler, that is what actually polishes the piece, the dawn is added to aid in the process.