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Download Bronzclay™ and Bronze Clay Tutorials

Bronzclay™ was launched at the PMC Conference in July 2008. In July 2010, Fast Fire Bronzclay™ was launched, download a flyer about it here.

Hadar Jacobson sells her own brand of bronze and copper clay in powder form which you mix yourself. You'll also find information about this form of clay here. She has also developed White Bronze Clay and Rose Bronze Clay, see below.

Prometheus™ bronze clay is also available. Developed in Turkey, this bronze clay has a shorter, lower temperature firing schedule without the need for activated carbon. Available as lump clay and in syringe form. You'll find information about Prometheus™ bronze clay here.

In December 2010, Meteor bronze clay was launched by a French developer. Meteor have also launched a white bronze clay.

Metal Clay Mania Clay has developed bronze, copper and brass clays that come in powder form.

The PMC Studio in the UK launched Creative Bronze clay on 7th October 2011. This is made in Turkey by the same manufacturer as Prometheus Bronze clay and works the same way, essentially, it's the same product repackaged.

Want to make your own? Have a look here at our DIY metal clay page!

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Bronze and Copper Clay Necklace/Bracelet Project Part 1 - Hadar Jacobson

Download this free project from Hadar showing how to make a bronze and copper clay combined piece of jewelry.

Bronze and Copper Clay Necklace/Bracelet Project Part 2 - Hadar Jacobson

This second part of the project tutorial shows finishing techniques.

Bronze, copper and steel pendantBronze XT, Steel XT and Copper Tutorials - Hadar Jacobson

These tutorials show overlay and inlay using Quick-fire copper, Quick-fire Bronze XT, and Quick-fire Steel XT. The firing temperature for all three metal clays is the same.

 

 

Fast Fire Bronzclay MSDS

From Metal Adventures, this is the Material Safety Data Sheet for Fast Fire Bronzclay.

Firing Schedule for Bronze and Copper Clay using Evenheat or Sierra Kilns - PMC Connection

This short and easy to understand guide gives specific instructions for firing bronze and copper clay using the Evenheat and Sierra kilns. From PMC Connection.

Gingko pendantGingko Pendant

This simple pendant is excellent for the metal clay beginner. It features a built in bail that is well proportioned and clean. Learn a simple technique for creating a layered effect with Jewelry Shape Templates. The finished pendant weighs 11 grams in bronze. Can be made with any kind of metal clay. From Cool Tools

Instruction Manual for Hadar’s Clay™ Quick-fire Copper, Bronze, Pearl Grey Steel, Steel, and White Bronze and Rose Bronze - Hadar Jacobson

This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know about working with Hadar's base metal clays. It replaces all the previous guides and contains a quick reference guide which is perfect for your studio wall or to give to students.

Mixed metal double lattice pendantMixed Metal Double Lattice Pendant

Simple project using Promethius Bronze clay and silver metal clay to create a double lattice pendant. From PMC Connection

 

 

Mixing Instructions for Copper and Bronze Clay Powder - Hadar Jacobson

This pdf tells you how to mix copper clay powder. There is also a video of this here.

Mokume Gane with Bronze Clay, Copper Clay and Paper Clay - Cindy Silas

Download this great tutorial about making mokume gane with the base metal clays.

 

Bronze clay and turquoise pendantPrometheus Bronze Clay Pendant with Turquoise - Elif Acar

Great PDF downloadable tutorial showing how to make this stunning pendant with a turquoise cabochon which is set after firing.

 

 

Sherri Haab's Ultimate Guide to Bronzclay™

This guide from Sherri Haab and Metal Clay Supply covers everything you need to know about working with Bronzclay™.

Understanding Metal Clay - Hadar Jacobson

Very useful and informative article by Hadar. It explains the sintering process that all metal clays go through during firing. Hadar demystifies the alchemy of metal clay firing and talks about all types of metal clay.

Lentil Beads in Bronze and Copper ClayVariations on the Lentil using Base Metal Clays - PMC Connection

Useful tutorial showing how to combine bronze and copper clays in a lentil bead.

 

 

Welcome to Bronzclay Booklet from Rio Grande.

Official guide to using Bronzclay.

What is Activated Carbon and how does it work? - PMC Connection

This tutorial from Janet Alexander outlines all you need to know about activated carbon which is used to fire the base metal clays as well as sterling silver metal clay.

White bronze pendantWhite Bronze Mosaic Pendant - PMC Connection

Learn how to work with Hadar's white bronze and make this textured pendant.

 

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