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Metalworking 101 Beginner Series DVD 4: Mixed Metal Collage Pendant

Product ID: DVD-METALBEG4
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Metalworking 101 with Patti Bullard

Patti Bullard is a jewelry instructor, the inventor of Wubbers® pliers, and a lifelong artist. Patti has taught wire working and metal-smithing across the United States since 2004, and loves sharing her enthusiasm and techniques with others. Patti's experience in many forms of jewelry creation has given her a unique insight into the best tools and creation methods, and she enjoys teaching others how to craft unique jewelry pieces. You'll be amazed how easy Patti makes soldering!

DVD 4: Mixed Metal Collage Pendant

In Mixed Metal Collage Pendant, learn principles of composition, punch and cut sheet metal, and cold connect with rivets. Wire work bail and flame patinas

Step into an art & composition cold connections workshop with this Mixed Metal Collage Pendant. Discover what makes a collage pendant interesting, learn to punch and rivet metal, and make a one-of-a-kind bail. Then turn on your flame to paint with heat patinas! Includes a tracing example and a composition guide.

Each DVD comes complete with written follow-up directions for each and every project, along with sizing information and even a guide to composition!

Total run time is 1:06:13.

 

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Reviews
4.7
JewelryMaking.com
45619 Reviews

Rick Q. The package came on time & in good shape
Dignora F. Very easy and informative
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Wendi R. Easy to find what I needed