Your work is so beautiful! I was wondering, to make the bezels with ez960 could I still use that flexible solution or do I need it at all? Would you know?
Very informative video,thank you:) I have a question - how do you "calculate/predict" the shrinking of the bezel? I mean you made them so big for the stones that you used there and that couldn't possibly be 6-9% ? Thank you for the answer in advance ☺️
I just bought the Bezel blades to try it myself. I would scan the cabochon to my computer, expand it based on the silver clay shrinkage percentage, and print it out. Then I would work with the silver clay wet and follow the printout shape. Dry it. Then Fire afterward. I don't know if that will work. But I'm going to try it out that way!
How do you keep the correct size and shape when you torch fire the bezel around the shape of the stone? Do you keep the stone in place to help keep the shape fitting around the stone?
I found to my detriment after drying on a tile it doesn’t stick like polymer clay 😂 it’s fun to use tho. Tell me how did It not break when you dried it unfired to wrap around the mandrel ?
It must be either torch fired or fired in an electric kiln to burn the organic binder away and sinter the silver...it is then pure silver and you may do anything to it as you would with any other piece of silver wire.
Thank you very much for creating these tutorials 🫶🏼
This is my first introduction to metal clay. I like it. Your cutters are very cool too.
Great idea and fantastic designs.Thanks for putting it out there🥰
It’s amazing ❤ thank you for the inspiration
Muchas gracias por tus sugerencias, recién este año conocí la arcilla de plata, y es fascinante, abrazos desde Chile ❤
They are beautiful.
THANK YOU!
Your work is so beautiful!
I was wondering, to make the bezels with ez960 could I still use that flexible solution or do I need it at all? Would you know?
How fun with your new designs, tfs hugs.
Enjoyed your video very much and look forward to trying it. ❤
What product did you use to make the ends stick together? Do you have a video on torch firing the pieces? These are really beautiful!
Very informative video,thank you:)
I have a question - how do you "calculate/predict" the shrinking of the bezel? I mean you made them so big for the stones that you used there and that couldn't possibly be 6-9% ? Thank you for the answer in advance ☺️
Hoping for this answer now too🤞
Shame she tells us to lessons comments, but then didn't reply...
I just bought the Bezel blades to try it myself. I would scan the cabochon to my computer, expand it based on the silver clay shrinkage percentage, and print it out. Then I would work with the silver clay wet and follow the printout shape. Dry it. Then Fire afterward. I don't know if that will work. But I'm going to try it out that way!
How do you attach the fired bezel to a clay back?
How do you keep the correct size and shape when you torch fire the bezel around the shape of the stone? Do you keep the stone in place to help keep the shape fitting around the stone?
Really enjoyed this! Can you send a link to your shop? Thank you!
Hello, Jennifer! Here is my website Sweetybijou.com
And you can find many links in the video description too!
Interesting this is the only question you will answer...
You can just fire a long strip and form and set like traditional bezel wire.....
Hello , where do you buy the metal clay?
Qhy did you fire those two first?
You do beautiful work! Do you have an Amazon page where I can buy your products?
I found to my detriment after drying on a tile it doesn’t stick like polymer clay 😂 it’s fun to use tho. Tell me how did It not break when you dried it unfired to wrap around the mandrel ?
It must be either torch fired or fired in an electric kiln to burn the organic binder away and sinter the silver...it is then pure silver and you may do anything to it as you would with any other piece of silver wire.
@@carolynhoffart8204 thank you for your answer. And thank you @Lesley Rouse I came to ask the same question.