Metal Clay Video Tutorials and Guides for Beginners
This page has links to videos or embedded videos that have valuable information, guides and tutorials about metal clay for beginners.
If you're a complete beginner, have a look at our metal clay for beginners page.
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Accent Gold for Silver - from Metal Clays
Basic soldering tools part one - from Cool Tools
Basic soldering tools part two - from Cool Tools
Beading Classroom
This UK based site features video tutorials on a large variety of jewellery related topics including metal clay, beading, chain maille, lampwork, mixed media, stringing, knotting and wirework. Subscription is £29.99 for a year.
Conforming Die for Metal Clay Molds - Cool Tools
Great video showing you how to cut down on the amount of clay you use when you use molds to make items.
Different Types of Silver Metal Clay from Delphi Glass
Different Types of PMC from The PMC Studio
Drying Metal Clay - The PMC Studio
Firing Sterling Silver with Metal Clay from Cool Tools
Gemstones to use with Metal Clay from The PMC Studio
How to solder a simple sterling bail - from Cool Tools
How to straighten wire - from Cool Tools
How to fill a butane torch - Art Jewelry Magazine
How to use the Lortone tumble polisher - from Cool Tools
How to get a mirror finish on a fired piece of metal clay - from Cool Tools
Kate McKinnon - Working Safely with Metal Clay
Make a PMC Bail Part 1 - Metal Chasers
Make a PMC Bail Part 2 - Metal Chasers
Making metal clay paste or slip - from Art Jewellery Magazine
Making Extra Strength Slip with Lavender Oil - Metalclays
Makins Extruder Basics and How to Make Coiled Extruder Beads - Crafty Goat
Great video with lots of information. It focuses on polymer clay but the principles are the same for metal clay.
Metal Clay Coils with Gordon Uyehara
Great free video tutorial from CraftArtEdu showing the best technique for making coils.
Metal Clay Rings using the Ring Making Mold from Metal Clays
Metal Magic Silver Clay Product Test - Cool Tools
Introducing a new silver clay product on the market called Metal Magic Silver Clay. This product is 80% fine silver and 20% binder by weight. It shrinks 25% during firing in comparison to other brands of .999 silver clay that shrink 10 – 15%. Metal Magic Silver Clay is available in 3 three sizes (25, 50 and 100 Gram packs), comes in lump form only, and is priced LOWER than other silver clays on the market.
This product is the only silver clay that is available in a 100-gram package.
Watch this video and see how easy this product is to use.
Reconstituting Dry Metal Clay
Metal Clay Maker, Anna Campbell shows you how to turn your dried unwanted or broken silver clay pieces back into perfectly usable clay again. There is no wastage when it comes to silver clay - even your dust and tiny scraps can be turned into paste or clay to be used again!
Reconstitution and Reconditioning Silver Clay
This is a step by step tutorial showing you the best way to reclaim your silver clay from all those scraps and mishaps. You don't need to throw anything away. Everything can be reconstituted for future use.........recycling at its best!
Rehydrating dried metal clay
Resizing a Metal Clay Ring from MetalClays.com
Rio Grande - Adding Links, Eyelets and Bails to Metal Clay
Rio Grande - Using Metal Clay Stamps, Ringmaking
Roll a tapered coil - beginners technique by Gordon Uyehara
Soldering ear wires on metal clay - from Cool Tools
Storing Silver Metal Clay - Cindy Pankopf
Get tips on keeping opened metal clay soft and ready to use next time.
Syringe Metal Clay - Cindy Pankopf
Learn invaluable tips and techniques for using silver clay in syringe form from master instructor Cindy Pankopf. Everything from how to hold they syringe for maximum control to showing examples of design possibilities.
Texturing Metal Clay from The PMC Studio
What is Metal Clay? - Art Clay World
Great video from the National Business Series all about metal clay.
What is Metal Clay? - Cindy Pankopf
