Glass and Metal Clay
This is a two day class.
Glass and metal clay are a fabulous combination. Low firing temperature metal clay can be combined with glass to produce some wonderful pieces of jewellery.
This class will focus on using glass cabochons together with metal clay. We'll explore several ways of combining glass with metal clay including trapping glass between layers, using extruded tendrils of metal clay and wrapping clay around glass.
We'll also cover the specific challenges of firing glass including suitable firing schedules, kiln ramping and programming. If you are new to using a kiln, this class will help you to understand your kiln better. We use Paragon SC2 kilns.
You'll be using pre-made glass cabochons so this class won't include making glass cabs. If you're interested in learning how to make your own glass cabs, check out our Making Glass Cabochons class.

Things to consider before booking this course...
This course is suitable for people with some basic experience of using metal clay. No experience of working with glass is necessary. Please note, to fire metal clay and glass together a kiln is required. You cannot torch fire glass and metal clay items.
Got questions about this jewellery making course?
The jewellery school is based near St Austell in Cornwall, UK and all jewellery making classes run in our well equipped, purpost built workshop.
Call the jewellery school on +44 (0)1726 817989
To book this course...
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