Copperheart

So far all the enameling tutorials I've posted have been based on sifting techniques. Sifting is great if you want an even layer of ena...

As part one of my mission to make my studio practice healthier for me and any future babies, I decided to give electrolytic copper etching a...

Today we made tie-dyed t-shirts with the 6th graders at school. Believe it or not, these shirts were dyed with house paint! To do it, you j...

"Sift and Dump" is a rather inelegant name for a super useful technique. Remember back in grade school when you made drawings with...

Stencils are a great way to create multi-colored designs in enamel. I find that they are especially good for bold geometric forms or allove...

Once you've got the basic technique of firing enamel down, there are lots of different techniques you can use to make multicolored desi...

It may be a cliché, but enameling is one of those techniques that takes a minute to learn, but a lifetime to master. If you've ever want...

Etching metal is one of my favorite metalsmithing techniques- it's a great way to create a surface pattern or image in metal. If you wan...