Holly Gage takes us on a deeply personal journey as a Jewelry Artist with Dyslexia. Holly says, "Dyslexia can undoubtedly be a pain in the keaster, but I’m here to tell you it is not all thorns, " as she explains the hidden advantages she realized gave her an edge in artistry, creativity, thinking outside the box, problem solving, and how learning how to pivot in challenging situations. Who knew a learning curve could be a superpower?

With great success, Michael Galvin Jade Reed, and Ann Adkins test Healing Phoenix Fire-in-Place Opals with Base Metal and Aussie Clays

I'm sure many of my jewelry peers and student's who fabricate with sheet metal or sculpt jewelry and other objects from Silver Metal Clay...

Warping and Slumping can be avoided when you work with Metal Clay. Several factors can cause these distortions. We'll discuss how to fix it.

Torch firing is a great way to get started with working with Fine Silver Metal Clay. It opens the door to making small pieces, earrings, cha

Three factors need to be considered when determining if Fine or Sterling Silver Metal Clays, Brands, or Components can be used together.

Understanding how Silver Metal Clay fires and sinters is the key to your project's success.