Fine silver jewellery making kit using silver clay

Description

Unsurprisingly this has been a lockdown best seller and featured on Channel 4's 'Steph's Packed Lunch' and ITV Meridian news. Learn a new skill - all from this neat little box. Create your own unique and eco-friendly solid silver pendant necklace or earrings with this beautiful kit. No previous experience required as there is a full colour booklet included which takes you through the step by step process. Please note that your piece of jewellery will need to be fired on a gas hob. If you don't have a gas hob in your kitchen (or a camping stove) you will need to purchase an additional firing kit available on the Rebecca Oxenham website. This kit includes all the tools you need to design and make your own bespoke and eco-friendly earrings or pendant necklace using the magic of silver clay. It is presented in a beautiful little box that fits through your letterbox. Making eco-friendly solid silver jewellery in your PJs, from the comfort of your own home has just become possible. It is super easy, loads of fun and no experience is needed. Why not try your hand at making a unique and beautiful piece that is personal to you. You will astound your friends and family when you tell them YOU made it. The kit comes with a booklet containing full colour step by step instructions including photos. Also included are all the materials and tools you need to get designing and making your new favourite piece of jewellery. You will also gain access to a closed access Facebook group which includes additional supporting videos, lots of inspiration and information, and where you can ask questions. Unlike many other jewellery making kits on the market this contains everything you need and there are no hidden additional costs such as casting. However, if you don't have a gas hob or camping stove then you will need to buy a firing kit which is an additional £36.50. Silver clay is made from fine particles of recycled silver that fires into fine silver. Using recycled silver helps to limit the amount of metals that must be produced. This means less waste in landfills and helps slow the consumption of natural resources. The box, tissue paper, packaging and postal wrapper are all made from recycled materials, can be recycled or are biodegradable. Keep and reuse this kit to make additional jewellery pieces - just add extra silver clay. Silver clay is readily available at many retail outlets so it is easy to carry on making and learning.

What's included in the price?

Full-colour booklet containing instructions with photos Silver Clay (7g Art Clay Silver) Rolling pin Practice modelling clay Non-stick balm Spacer cards Craft knife Wooden needle tool Small diamond needle file Stainless steel firing mesh Stainless steel protection cage Stainless steel tweezers Wire brush Sanding sheets (rough, medium, and fine) Antiquing solution Necklace cord Sterling Silver jump rings Sterling Silver earring wires Embedded eyelets Paper straw Jewellers pliers Fine tipped paintbrush Polishing cloth

What you will need

Please note that your piece of jewellery will need to be fired on a gas hob. If you don't have a gas hob in your kitchen (or a camping stove) you will need to purchase an additional firing kit. This kit includes all the tools you need to design and make your own bespoke and eco-friendly earrings or pendant necklace using the magic of silver clay. It is presented in a beautiful little box that fits through your letterbox.

Maker

Rebecca Oxenham Jewellery

with Craft Courses since 2021

Message the maker

Rebecca is a qualified and experienced teacher with all 5 star reviews on Google, Facebook, Trip Advisor, Virgin Experiences and Craft Courses. Rebecca is also a Gold rated tutor with Craft Courses. She holds the Art Clay Diploma in Silver Clay. This is a world-wide, recognised qualification, administered by the official distributors of Art Clay in Europe. She is also an instructor member of AMCAW (Association of Metal Clay Artists Worldwide) and is a member of GOJD (Guild of Jewellery Designers) and ACJ (Association of Contemporary Jewellers). Rebecca also runs a jewellery business (www.rebeccaoxenham.com). Her jewellery is inspired by the Cornish coast and countryside and lovingly handcrafted using recycled silver. It is important to her that her impact upon the environment from which she draws her inspiration is not overly impacted by her actions. Therefore, alongside using recycled precious metals and responsibly sourced gemstones, her packaging is also eco-friendly.