Our pieces were kiln fired, but May also gave us a demo of torch firing. Most of us also chose to have our pieces put in the tumbler for a few hours after we finished them, for a super duper shine.
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These are some of the progress shots of my piece that I did manage to get. The piece next to mine in the "drying" shot is Selina’s. I am so glad she joined me for this class it was lots of fun to share the experience with a fellow blogger and nice for us to finally meet. The little piece in the “silver” shot is a little dangle to hang from the back of the chain, I whipped it up in a couple of minutes with the left over bits.  |
And here it is my newest bling. My perfectionist side wishes I had more time for designing and refining this piece. But I am really happy with the skills I learnt and that’s what the workshop was all about.
I am positive I shall be revisiting this medium and making more shiny things, so there will be more PMC in My Creative Space in the future…
Creativity abounds at Kirsty’s on a Thursday, so pop over and check it out – while your there why not join us, its heaps of fun and a little bit addictive
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Oh it looks so good on the chain Kylie! It really was fun wasn't it?! The full day workshop in November sounds good too.
ReplyDeleteoh wow! that stuff looks amazing!
ReplyDeletethat is beautiful
ReplyDeleteWOW... that is amazing!! And so pretty!!
ReplyDeletexo Steph
Oooo - that looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteI have wanted to try PMC for the longest time. wonder if I can find a class in Adelaide... I think I need a class..
ReplyDeleteYay for a new skill, and a super lovely one at that :)
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a lot of fun! I have wanted to try PMC for years! Think that I will have to look in to a course too :) Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteLovely. And you made it, good on you!
ReplyDeleteoh wow!!!!!!!!!1 very pretty
ReplyDeleteThats gorgeous! I love the length of the chain you've chosen too!
ReplyDeleteoh I love PMC. I used it years ago and made some very very cool jewellery from it. I have all my tools here still and some old clay. Wonder if I can save the clay since you have inspired me to make a necklace for myself.
ReplyDeletevery pretty Ms K!
ReplyDeleteyou girls must have had a ball at the workshop.
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Love a bit of shiny bling - and what better way to spend a day!
ReplyDeleteso much fun learning new things, especially pretty things you can wear, lovely Kylie!
ReplyDeleteIt looks lovely. I've never heard of PMC but what a great class and new skill you've got now. Have fun making more shiny things. :)
ReplyDeleteOh I think I want me some PMC action! Looks fantastic, clever clogs...! ;)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - it looks like it was lots of fun to create... makes me want to try PMC :)
ReplyDeleteI look forward to seeing more shiny creations!
This looks so fun making..and a really pretty necklace you made! /Eva
ReplyDeleteStunning!
ReplyDeleteThat looks awesome, Kylie! Nice work and it looks like it was heaps of fun!
ReplyDeleteThis looks fabulous - oh the temptation to try out yet another craft!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful piece. Looks like a lot of fun in the making.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is the first time I have seen PMC. You made me so curious that I had to run out and google it. Now I am drooling and when I pepper my counters with recently purchased PMC gear and my husband complains, I fully intend to name names and yours shall be on the top of the list! Thank you for the introduction to a craft so beautiful and perhaps even accessible!
ReplyDeletefantastic! sounds like lots of fun and your piece is really lovely.
ReplyDeletei liked you article on artmind too :)
i'm in love with PMC lately too! yours looks lovely!
ReplyDeleteyour bling looks so exciting .. i love learning new skills.
ReplyDeleteMy Creative Space