Night Sky Enameled Charm Bracelet/Necklace Combo Workshop VIDEO

Night Sky Enameled Bracelet/Necklace Combo Video will teach the basics of torch-fired enameling, constructing a bracelet/necklace combination using torch enameled charms, ribbon, bracelet chain, and fibers, and how to convert a bracelet into a necklace.

Every one will be different; Every one will be stunning!

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Here’s what you will learn:

How to use a Color Wheel with corresponding enamel colors

How to use a Thompson Enamel Color Chart

How to make charms for a torch enameled bracelet/necklace

How to do three simple torch firing techniques

How to assemble the bracelet/necklace combo

How to attach charms, ribbons, fibers to your bracelet combo

How to dome a copper disk charm

Materials you need to make this project from scratch – substitutions permitted

Desired number of copper shapes – 15 to 20 recommended.  Many can be purchased at (http://enamelwarehouse.etsy.com)

Iron beads, if desired (4 to 6) (http://enamelwarehouse.etsy.com)

One pair fiber grip tweezers (http://artgirlstools.etsy.com)

Two mini cake pans.  Craft stores or (http://enamelwarehouse.etsy.com)

Wire bead mandrel (18 ga floral wire – cut in half). Craft stores or (http://enamelwarehouse.etsy.com)

One hollow bead mandrel with allen wrench & screw (http://enamelwarehouse.etsy.com)

One bead mandrel tip (http://enamelwarehouse.etsy.com)

Sanding block or sand paper

Water bowl

Thirty 8mm jump rings

Two lengths bracelet chain (approx. 7” – 9” each)

Two large lobster clasps

6 head pins

Map gas canister and torch head (approx. $55 at Lowe’s or Home Depot)

Four 12 X 12” floor tiles or metal sheet for surface protection.   Foil baking pans also an alternative.

Ribbon or fiber

Two enamel colors (http://enamelwarehouse.etsy.com)

Round nose pliers (http://artgirlstools.etsy.com)

Chain nose pliers (http://artgirlstools.etsy.com)

Metal shears to cut any shapes you desire Can be purchased at (http://artgirlstools.etsy.com)

Crop-a-dial or 1/8” hole punch – Craft stores/Amazon