making art clay slip or paste
Originally uploaded by ebbandflo_pomomama
Here I'm crushing (or recycling) a piece of dried art clay silver for my slip or paste jar.


From here, the slip can be used to 'glue' on bails or help embed wire into a design, to fill in cracks once a piece is dry or to cover a leaf or seedpod in paste as seen in this finished piece.

For instructions on how to complete this similar project see Tammy Powley's excellent new book, Picture Yourself Creating Metal Clay Jewelry . Tammy is also selling some of her gorgeous fine silver creations in her new Etsy Crafty Princess shop,
2 comments:
Love your accent! I didn't realize what a southern drawl I had until I did my DVD!
I wouldn't be very good conserving with metal clay. When I create I make a mess and I would nver be able to round up all the shavings like that!
Tellie
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