| PRECIOUS METAL CLAY |
PRECIOUS METAL CLAY JEWELRY
September 20th
1-5PM
$60
Learn the basics of working with this amazing material by creating
pendants, charms, beads and findings that will be assembled into
finished pieces.
September 20th
1-5PM
$60
Learn the basics of working with this amazing material by creating
pendants, charms, beads and findings that will be assembled into
finished pieces.
PORTLAND POTTERY &
METALSMITHING
METALSMITHING
118 Washington Ave, Portland ME 04101
(207) 772-4334
www.portlandpottery.com
(207) 772-4334
www.portlandpottery.com
JEWELRY CREATIONS WITH PRECIOUS METAL
CLAY
Oct 10-12
10a.m. - 4p.m. (1 hour lunch break)
$115 members/$145 non-members
$65 materials fee
Spend the weekend learning the basics of working with this amazing
material. Similar to working in clay, PMC allows you to jump into the
art of metalsmithing with immediate results. Instructor led projects are
designed to ease you into working with the material, but also allow for
individuality. Leave with an array of jewelry from earrings to rings that
are uniquely you!
CLAY
Oct 10-12
10a.m. - 4p.m. (1 hour lunch break)
$115 members/$145 non-members
$65 materials fee
Spend the weekend learning the basics of working with this amazing
material. Similar to working in clay, PMC allows you to jump into the
art of metalsmithing with immediate results. Instructor led projects are
designed to ease you into working with the material, but also allow for
individuality. Leave with an array of jewelry from earrings to rings that
are uniquely you!
South County Art Association
Helme House
2587 Kingstown Road
Kingston, Rhode Island 02881
401. 783 . 2195
www.southcountyart.org
e-mail socart@verizon.net
Helme House
2587 Kingstown Road
Kingston, Rhode Island 02881
401. 783 . 2195
www.southcountyart.org
e-mail socart@verizon.net
| Precious Metal Clay (PMC) is a putty-like mix of silver powder, water and a binder. The clay like quality of the mixture makes it possible to create real silver jewelry in a matter of hours. PMC can be molded, textured and layered with simple tools. The work is then fired in a kiln where the water and binder are driven off to leave a unique object that is 100% pure silver. |
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