Making Sea Glass Ring with Art Clay Silver
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- What I use:
▶︎art clay silver
（20g）
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（50g）
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▶︎Starter Set
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▶︎mold
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▶︎art clay silver paste
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▶︎wood stick
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You make it look so easy😆
Thank you for watching；）
with art clay silver, anyone can make it easy.
Must try ! lol
que trabalho incrível ❤
СУПЕР ВОСТОРГ. 👍👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤
It would help if you described what you were doing while doing it (like what materials you were using / applying) at different steps along the way.
thank you for watching! I am sorry, this was my first video so that I was lazy to describe. :-< Next time I will post a new version with description.
Very pretty thank you ❤
5 min at 800 doesn't sound like enough time or temp to sinter all the way through.😮
Pure silver sinters at 962℃, but in this case（art clay silver）we need to burn binder and keep the shape of jewelry.
Love yourvideos ! Thank you for sharing your work. Can you tell everyone where we can by the Shirota electric furnac too. You also have Sooooo many moon stones😲😲😲
Thank you for watching.😊❤
In America this electric furnac is available:
▶︎Electric furnac
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Any Electric furnac is OK if it goes to 800℃ degrees, and also it is for making jewelry or glass art.
However, electric furnac is expensive.
Art clay silver also can be burned with gas stove at home.
Before burning, please dry the item completely.
If the item remains moist, it may burst or split in the fire.
To avoid danger, cover the item with iron net when you use gass stove.
As much as I love the ring making aspect, I'm interested in if you do anything special to the sea glass? Is it real sea glass, wash and do you "polish " it? What is your process to get it jewelry value? Any tips would be appreciated. Thank you for sharing
Amber, thank you for watching.
Of course there are all real Japanese sea glass.
I bought them from Japanese sea glass hunter. She selected only round glasses and bleach them to remove dirt.
Some of sea glass jewelry makers polish with natural oil, but I prefer smoothly than glossy. ;-)
Nice ring! Very pretty! One question: Where did you get the tray that you put in the kiln? Or if you made it, what metal did you use for it?
Thank you for watching ! This tray is ceramic insulation board.
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Beautiful work! Could you tell me what the metal piece is called that you wrapped around the piece of sea glass? I’ve never seen them before but would love to order some! Thanks so much ❤
Thank you for your comments :-) I apologize to be late.
What I used for wrapping the sea glass is called “royal silver race”, which is made of pure silver.
I searched them on Amazon, but It may not available :-<
This is Japanese Website which sells them.
item.rakuten.co.jp/artclay/c/0000000372/
You can also set a stone with pure silver wire.
I will introduce how to do it soon.
@@artclaysilverkosugi Tiny typo - it's called Royal Silver _Lace!_
It's called something different here in the UK, I'm not sure what it's called elsewhere. Here, it is known as 'Gallery Strip'.
Hi there. I can only speak for here in the UK, where it's known as 'Gallery Strip', but I've also heard it called 'Decorative Bezel Wire'. The one in the video looks close to Cookson Gold's Sterling Silver Inverted Heart Small Gallery Strip 4.0mm. 🤍
@@221b-Maker-Street Thank you so so much!! I live on the coast of Maine & one of my absolute favorite pastimes is collecting sea glass (I just went today) 😊 & have been wanting to learn how to create this exact type of jewelry using some of my treasured finds. So I appreciate all your help & advice beyond measure!! I’m going to take a look online & see what I can find! Thanks again!! 🌊♥️
@@artclaysilverkosugi Thank you so so much!! I’ll look around on your channel & see if you’ve uploaded one yet 😊
This is great! Do you need to pickle the bezel or anything with it being, not clay?
Helen, thank you for watching.
As you said, it is better to pickle the bazel with liquid type clay, because art clay silver shrinks about 10% when baked, and sometimes clay peels off from the silver frame（especially the flat type frame) .
In this video I used bumpy silver frame. This frame is not easy to peel off, so I just sticked the clay on the frame with art knife. ;-)
Hey! Where do u get the silver lace trim from? X
I found one on amazon！You can search by “silver bezel.”
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Impressive but you were not mentioning most of the items u used. For eg whats the machine u used in heating up the clay called? Whats the name of the oven like that turned it to silver. The paper u used to creatw the design for the ring what is it called? Where can we get them.?
The name of the _kiln_ is clearly visible several times in the video. He's just using grease-proof paper. Google is your friend.
Next time, try saying please and you might get an answer. Courtesy costs nothing...
Thank you for watching! I apologize my explanation is not enough in the movies.
About the tools materials, please check the information space of this video, or I am explaining the latest video.
I am very pleased that you watched this video and get interested in Art Clay Silver. Thank you.
@@artclaysilverkosugionly 5 minutos into the offen? Tanks😊
Wonderfull ring! What do you put around the glass at 1.10?
L, thank you for watching! At 1.10 I just marked with marker where to cut. ;-) It is important to cut silver lace straight.
Is that lace real silver?
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My question is where did u get the kiln wats it called and how much is it?
Thank you for watching! This klin is so-called electric klin. It is used for making glass jewelry, cloisonne, art clay silver jewelry, and so on. Mine is made in japan (SHIROTA, Super Petit）, but similar products are available in America, too. It costs about $750. ▶︎amzn.to/3s7HzRc
You can also enjoy Art Clay Silver with gas stove at home. If you are interested, please check my video list :-)) I show you how to make without electric klin.
What oil was that so it won't stick? and what did you put in the basket with the ring?
KRUPA, thank you for watching!
Any natural oil is OK. For example, olive oil. What I use is multi-use oil for tool maintenance.
When I bake, I put the ring on the insulation board and fluffy insulation blanket.
Instead of inslation board, stainless or iron mesh is practicable.
Insulation blanket is used for filling the gap and avoiding ring’s deformation.
What kiln is that?
Thank you for watching.
In America this kiln is available:
▶︎Electric kiln
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Any Electric kiln is OK if it goes to 800℃ degrees, and also it is for making jewelry or glass art.
However, electric kiln is expensive.
Art clay silver also can be burned with gas stove at home.
Before burning, please dry the item completely.
If the item remains moist, it may burst or split in the fire.
To avoid danger, cover the item with iron net when you use gass stove.
Donde comprar la pasta?
@@lauranasi7646 Consulte este sitio web, por favor. :-)
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Great video! What are you applying to the ring at 3:43? And how does the bezel stay in place?
markieta, thank you for watching.😊 I apply just some water to make the section smooth. Art Clay Silver consists of silver and binder（derived from pulp）, so it gets soft with water.
Thank you! So there’s no need for soldering the ends of the binder together? I’m asking as I’m curious about how the sea glass stays in place!
There is no need for soldering. ;-)
Art clay silver is easy to dry, and easy to get soft if you add little water.
When it is burned 800℃, the binder burns out and become pure 100% silver.
At the same time silver frame dissolves and joins the art clay silver.
About setting the sea glass on the ring,
Usually stones are fixed with prongs, but I sometimes use glue for glass…
Is this the answer you were hoping for? :-)
Yes! Thanks so much ☺️
quá xàm
Your clay is way too thick. Five minutes isn't enough. Use the proper tools a d save yourself some money on clay. The base of the bezel is at least 3 times thicker than it needs to be. If using sheet silver, it would never be that thick. Your ring was too thick. How much are you charging , as you use so much clay? They would cost more than market rings of the same style.
Thank you for your comment！
The common ring’s thickness is 1.8~2.3mm. So, as you say, this ring is thicker than the usual（about 2~3mm）.
However, I think there is no rule like “ rings are allowed only Xmm” , and this ring is not too much heavy and thick（I usually enjoy putting this ring!）.
I use every proper tools following Official Art Clay Silver Club in Japan.
Also, this channel’s theme is not “Making original jewelry as the cheapest way”. Art Clay Silver is not very cheap, but not too expensive（about 15$ per 5g). This material gives us fun to make original jewelries in easy and fastest way.
Thank you for understanding.❤️