How To Make Findings With Silver Clay

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Learn how to make professional-quality findings with silver clay and elevate your jewellery-making game. In this tutorial, we show you different techniques to make secure connections with your silver clay pieces, from jump rings to ear wires.
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26 авг 2024

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@milouschmidt Год назад

This series is great. Easy to follow, step by step with good image resolution it is all great thank you ❤

@cooksongold Год назад

Glad you enjoy it!

@vladnickul 4 дня назад

this material is suitable for large pieces? Large as in huge... lets say a bowl?

@lieslroos1449 6 месяцев назад

Loving your videos! Is it possible to turn the metal clay into a casting slip? Thanks😊😊

@cooksongold 6 месяцев назад

Sian says: "Thank you! So you can buy silver clay slip/paste or make it by adding water to silver clay. This paste is great to join pieces of silver clay together. I'm not sure if you could cast with it, I've tried it in a mould before and it didn't work but I know when you cast ceramic clay slip in a plaster mould the mould draws out the moisture and the clay then goes almost leather hard. It could be quite costly to try this but I'd love to know!"

@nooshinpaydar9319 4 месяца назад

Is the finding has to be silver sterling too? And if not , wouldn’t be melted when firing the whole thing? Thanks for helpful videos x

@cooksongold 4 месяца назад

Sian says: "Cooksongold sell embeddable findings that you can put in the clay and then fire. You can add sterling silver findings and solder these to your piece too. If you do this then you must take into account The Hallmarking act 1973 as you are adding sterling silver to fine silver (British law only)."