Keum-boo, Enamel, Resin and Other Ways to Add Color to Your Metal Clay Course with Stephanie Chavez

Keum-boo, Enamel, Resin and Other Ways to Add Color to Your Metal Clay

with Stephanie Chavez

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What you will learn:

Class 1:

Keum-boo

Supplies needed

Class 2:

Create pieces for the Keum-boo process

Gold foil process

Class 3:

Show Gold solution process using a torch

Class 4:

Enamels and Resins

Enamel overview

Transparent enamels on silver

Opaque enamels on Copper

Class 5:

Wet application of enamels

Torch Firing and Kiln Firing Enamels

Cleaning and finishing pieces

Class 6:

2-part resin

mixing and adding color

Applying resin to piece and curing

Class 7:

Surface Colors Techniques
Heat Set Paints

Class 8:

Color Pencils
Alcohol Inks
Colored Waxes

Class 9:

Metal Inks
Sealing Pieces

Bonus Items:

Downloadable Work Surface
Materials List

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About the course

Take your silver metal clay creations to the next level! This How to Add Color to Metal Clay course with teach you many different ways you can add color and pizazz to you metal clay creation. A broad overview of what we will cover: Resins and Metal Clay Inks, Paints, and Surface Colors, Enameling Metal Clay, Keum-Boo – Ancient Korean art of applying gold to silver.

Open Facebook Group to students of this course:
Curious Mondo: How to Add Color to Metal Clay

Time table:
9 hours

Level:
Basic / Intermediate / Advanced

Target market:
Jewelry makers, people interested in precious metal clay

Main objective:
Enhance your metal clay skills by learning how to add color to it

Prerequisite:
None

About the instructor

Stephanie Chavez

Stephanie is a jewelry maker and instructor. She is a diverse artist, proficient in many jewelry mediums. Her go-to and preferred medium is Precious Metal Clay (PMC). The metal clay process enables Stephanie to create unique one-of-a-kind jewelry.

While working in the mixed media art industry she took her first class in PMC, was instantly hooked and has been working with metal clay since 2008. After being certified through Rio Grande in 2010 Stephanie began teaching. Stephanie has continued to perfect and share her craft by teaching others how to make their own jewelry and art. She believes we each have the capacity to be inspired creators. Many people just need a safe, fun, environment to explore their own creative limits and that is what she provides and shares, bringing people to the joy that she knows in her daily craft.