14K views · 11 reactions | Enamelling on silver metal clay is so much easier than you might think. All torch fired too! If you’d like to know more, comment EASY and I’ll send you the link to get 60% off my Enamelling Made Easy course. Usual price £120 - yours for £48! FOLLOW along for more silver metal clay techniques and top tips | Silver Nutshell Jewellery | Facebook

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13K views · 100 reactions | Interested in learning torch enameling? I have uploaded a tutorial on how to create your own enameled copper salt and pepper bowls: https://youtu.be/7pXi-oD6E7E?si=SxTsPpuLbehQo0Xj | Nicole Ringgold Jewelry Designs | Facebook

This cool technique is blue and white enamelling and it’s easier than you think! Using just a hand held torch and some powdered enamels, you can create beautiful unique patterns on your silver metal clay Did you know? Silver metal clay becomes .999 fine silver after firing and this is the perfect surface for enamelling because there’s very little, if any, oxidisation, so you don’t need flux layers Enamelling Made Easy is a 3 in 1 online course It includes: >How to enamel onto silver metal clay >

TOP TIP >> whether you’re using a torch or a kiln, judging enamelling temperature has to be ‘by eye’ so please don’t fret about it when you’re starting out. I promise that YOU WILL master this easily, with practise! Once you’ve grasped the basics you can really begin to have fun with enamelling. Try layering up different colours and types of enamel powders, and see what happens. Here, layer 1 is a blue opaque, followed by a turquoise transparent. What could be next? 🤔 FOLLOW along for more silv

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