Cool Tools | FS999™ Shadow Box Tide Pool Pendant with Resin by Lisel Crowley

[@Angie_grimes1981]

this is beautiful you could do it with so many different ideas

[@kathernhodson6037]

Always enjoy 😉 lots of additional information...kat

[@user-pe8cu1vs6d]

Such a great tutorial...thank you so much!

[@idamarx4363]

Thanks for the amazing video! You are really a master with silver clay!

[@KC-xx8sf]

Really nice piece, I will try this.

[@euvid1]

Thank for the great lesson. Learned a lot. Eudice G

[@cjcarver6290]

Ah, Lisel, you are so missed.

[@cooltoolsvideos]

She truly is! ❤

[@flomingo]

You're a fantastic teacher thank you so much. Do you have a tutorial for the ring you're wearing on your left index finger it's gorgeous!

[@cooltoolsvideos]

Hello, you can watch how Lisel made this ring here: www.cooltools.us/EZ960-Sterling-Adjustable-Ring-s/2468.htm
Thanks for watching!

[@cindystopher]

Could you use enamel instead of the resin?

[@cooltoolsvideos]

Absolutely! You can find enameling videos, many on enameling over fired metal clay here in our Learning Center: cooltools.us/pages/enameling-project-videos

[@wendyannh]

Can this be torch fired, or is a kiln absolutely essential?

[@cooltoolsvideos]

FS999 requires a kiln. There are some fine silver clays such as PMC and Art Clay Silver that can be torch fired, if you used these instead. Hope this helps!

[@wendyannh]

@@cooltoolsvideos I only use PMC, but I was concerned about the 3D aspect of this particular pendant.

[@cooltoolsvideos]

@@wendyannh You should be able to still torch fire, it just may take longer due to the thickness of this piece.

[@auroraborealis7985]

yes amazing tutorial! love all the tutorials with lisel , please tell me how much clay do i need for this project?

[@cooltoolsvideos]

Hi Aurora, this project probably takes about 25 grams of FS999 Fine Silver Clay. Glad you enjoyed watching!

[@larryswitzer4336]

If you have a little of EZ960 and a little fs999 can you roll them togeather and use them.

[@cooltoolsvideos]

Hi Larry, you could do this, but you would need to fire the clay at 1650°F for 4 hours. Thanks for watching!

[@janiewarre9941]

You are amazing 😉

[@laurar8486]

Awesome project, Lis-el! Did you make the bail too?

[@cooltoolsvideos]

Hi Laura, the pinch bail can be found here: www.cooltools.us/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=FND-863
Thanks for watching!