MATERIALS
1 x 7 gram packet of PMC3 clay
Olive oil spray
Decorative cord or your choice of beads or chain
TOOLS
Rolling pin or short piece of electrical conduit
Placemat or coaster with texture
2 x Paddle Pop sticks
Paper towel
1 x small diameter drinking straw
Non porous work surface – ceramic or glass placemat
Hair dryer (optional)
Some generic ‘Wet Wipes’
Fireproof tile or pot saucer and vermiculite
Small Butane torch
Stainless steel wool soap pad
Silver polishing cloth
STEP ONE
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Retro Is Back
Incorporating hanging donuts into stringing is made easy with this design by Nicky Dierens from Dot.e Designs.
Spirals of Silver Pendant
An easy start to PMC silver torch firing by May Bartrum.
Mediterranian Blue
Blue, Crystals and Aqua in a soft flowing lariat and matching earrigns project to remind you of holidays – designed by Gem Jewels.
Sweet Surrender
Surrender your chain to embellishing with crystals and pearls. Designed by Terrena from Terrena’s Treasures.
Floral Fantasia
A collaboration between Chicky Babe and Wendy Bergamin in Floral Fantasia.
Textured Hollows
Using Hollow Glass Beads and Wool this design has great texture for something strikingly different. Designed by Diana from That Bead Shop.
Crystal Cascade
A simple right angle weave with a firm structure to hang dangles from designed for Crystal Park by Angel Dreams.
Beachy Dream Set
You will dream of cool green palms and pearly beaches when you wear this set designed by Beadiac using a shell pendant that you wire a design to.
Red Coral: A Living, Beading Wonder!
RED CORAL HAS BEEN USED IN JEWELLERY AND DECORATIVE ITEMS SINCE THE AGES OF THE PHARAOHS AND REMAINS A VERY POPULAR CHOICE TODAY, AND NOT JUST FOR ROYALTY. SARAH EZZY-DICKSON DIVES INTO THE HISTORY AND USES OF THIS SOUGHT-AFTER SEMI-PRECIOUS BEAUTY.
A Career Made from Glass
AMAZING GLASS ARTIST PAULINE DELANEY TALKS ABOUT HER PASSION FOR ALL THINGS GLASS.
