ReVeRsE Stenciling Video Workshop ~ A Unique Way to Use Transparent Enamels
Description ~
“Reverse Stenciling” is a fun technique where students mask out a positive image with foliage or paper cut-outs to create images with in-depth vibrant designs. Students will learn how to cut and prepare copper to accept the 80 mesh enamels in counter enameling and adding white to the front. Transparent enamels are used against opaque enamels and warm colors contrast with cool colors. Application of the masks, proper sifting technique, and successful removal of the masks are covered in depth. Both torch firing and kiln firing are demonstrated. Many hints, tips, and tricks are sprinkled throughout the video to ensure student success.
Expendable supplies needed:
22 – 24 gauge copper
jump rings
chain or cord
80 mesh enamel – 2 – 3 transparents & 1 – 3 opaques
You’ll learn how to:
Prepare copper for enameling
Apply a counter enamel layer to the back of copper with a torch and with a kiln
Fire a white coat (1030) on copper with a torch and with a kiln
Know the differences between transparent and opaque enamels
Know the difference between warm and cool colors
Choose and fire transparent enamels on the white base coat with both a torch and a kiln
Use various masks such as dried leaves and paper cutouts
Apply opaque enamels over the masks and fire them with a torch and a kiln
Expert step by step tips and tricks along the way!
TWO different kits (sold separately) available for purchase – https://www.enamel-warehouse.com
KIT # 1 ($35) Sold Separately
Free shipping
Three pages of patterns for multi-panel necklaces
One 6″ x 6″ sheet of 24 gauge copper – enough for a 5-panel necklace
One Japanese maple dried leaf
Two small dried fern fronds
Two other dried leafy stems
Two different lengths of silver-tone chain
Jump rings
KIT # 2 ($60) Sold Separately
Free shipping
2 oz 1995 black enamel
2 oz 1030 white enamel
5 transparant samples – .4 oz each, our choice
5 opaque samples – .4 oz each, our choice
Three pages of patterns for multi-panel necklaces
One 6″ x 6″ sheet of 24 gauge copper – enough for a 5-panel necklace
One Japanese maple dried leaf
Two small dried fern fronds
Two other dried leafy stems
Two different lengths of silver-tone chain
Jump rings
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