The Art Clay Club is a comprehensive on-line resource about Art Clay: silver 650 clay, slow dry clay, slow tarnish clay, water paste, oil paste, overlay paste, syringe clay, paper clay, gold clay, gold paste, gold foil, and cork clay. It discusses:

Buying and using Art Clays: Aida, distributors, resellers, shopping, delivery charges, and storage; the techniques used for shaping, drying, firing, and finishing your work; and suggestions about starting or running a business.

Choosing and using tools and accessories, including: electric kilns, kiln shelves, kiln paper, precision jewellery and craft tools, pliers and cutters, rotary tumblers, magnetic polishers, shot, grit, mini-drills, mandrels, triblets, UK ring guages, files, scribers, rollers and spacers, texture sheets, moulds, abrasives, glues, and safety equipment.

Assessing the value of classes, masterclasses, workshops, or Art Clay Level 1 or Level 2 teacher-certification courses, before booking them; making the most of your valuable class-time; and subsequent discounts, services, and support.

To learn more about working with metal clays, buying and using kilns and tools, or choosing a course, transfer to The Art Clay Club, using the The Art Clay Club link above the menu bar near the top of the page.

The Art Clay Club is a free, on-line, information resource about Art Clay. You don't have to register, log on, sign up, or remember a password. It's not a shop.

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Art Clay Silver Flower By Hilary Bowen.