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  Anne dinan is now friends with Christine Woollacott.

  May 1, 2016
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  Jane Geeson: Hi Christine,  Thanks for your like!   This piece is on steel and it was made by firing black wet process and then applying white wet process which was left to dry and then drawn into.  It was very popular and I ended up making 4of them.  Jane

  July 31, 2015

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    Gabor Forgo Very fine sgraffito work! I like it! What kind of white color did you use for the top layer?

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  Trish White:

  Hi Christine

  
  

  I would not use my enamel kiln for firing bronze or copper clay - The stainless steel container seems to shed a lot of black oxide and covers the kiln - I bought a small paragon expressly for firing copper and bronze - You CAN use your

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  Hi Christine

  
  

  I would not use my enamel kiln for firing bronze or copper clay - The stainless steel container seems to shed a lot of black oxide and covers the kiln - I bought a small paragon expressly for firing copper and bronze - You CAN use your enamel kiln for fine Silver metal clay without any residue left behind and you can lay your clay on firing cloth.

  
  

  Hope this helps,

  
  

  Trish

   

  August 14, 2013
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  Christine Woollacott → Trish White:

  Hi Trish,

  
  

  Thanks for the metal clay advice! I don't think I will be exposing my enamel kiln to a steel firing pan. I'm excited to try some silver, though.

  
  

  Have you ever tried using Art Clay Copper? It's a copper clay that apparently doesn't need carbon

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  Hi Trish,

  
  

  Thanks for the metal clay advice! I don't think I will be exposing my enamel kiln to a steel firing pan. I'm excited to try some silver, though.

  
  

  Have you ever tried using Art Clay Copper? It's a copper clay that apparently doesn't need carbon for firing. I've heard people say it works quite well (and doesn't make such a mess) but I'm still a bit wary after seeing the dirty black kiln at the bead shop the other day.

  
  

  Thanks,

  
  

  Christine

   

  August 14, 2013