PMC & Fused Glass Jewelry Workshop with Cheryl Lucas
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When: Saturday, Feb. 16, 2008, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Where: Creative Arts Center of Dallas, 2360 Laughlin Drive, Dallas
Cost: $135 - $165
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Precious Metal Clay is new to the Creative Arts Center of Dallas. Containing particles of pure silver, water and a binder, the process is ceramic, but the outcome is some of the most stunning jewelry you will find. The clay can be molded by hand, with tools or by pressing it into mold and then fired in an electric kiln transforming it into a solid silver object. The fired piece can then be soldered and otherwise treated similarly as manufactured metal. Spend the morning fusing clear and dichroic glass to create beautiful glass cabochons. In the afternoon combine one or more of these cabochons with PMC to create beautiful ready to wear jewelry. Please bring a lunch.
$135 Members ($165 Non-Members) $50 Materials Fee.
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