Metal Clay Starter Kit For Kiln Owners

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Metal Clay Starter Kit for Kiln Owners
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Product Features

  • Get more out of your kiln - Use it to create metal jewelry
  • Can even combine with fused glass for amazing effects!
  • Kit includes everything you need to get started except the kiln

Product Description

Do More with Your Kiln! Create Dichroic Glass and Silver Jewelry
If you've already got a kiln, you are able to fire even the most intricate and advanced silver metal clay projects. Discover the gorgeous possibilities of firing glass and metal clay together. By customer request, Delphi's certified metal clay instructors have created a kit that gives you everything to get started, including metal clay, tools and instruction - all at a discounted price.

Includes:

  • 6" Curved Tweezers
  • Stainless Steel Brush
  • Polishing Block
  • Detail Brush
  • Clay Roller
  • Craft Knife
  • Wipe Out Tool
  • Pocket Drill
  • Agate Burnisher
  • 5-1/2" Square Kiln Shelf
  • 15 gm PMC3 Clay
  • Introduction to Precious Metal Clay book
Note: Product selection may vary based on availability. Photo is just one example, quality will remain the same.

Pendants created by Delphi artist Melanie Churchill. Ring project from "Making Silver Overlay Jewelry with Glass and Porcelain" book #70520.

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Pros : Tool kit and book are great.
Cons : The Art Clay was dry and hard to work with.
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