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Glass on Metal
Volume 23, No. 2, April 2004
Flake Vessel, by Jaime
Frechette
13" x 10" x 3". Cast, braised and formed copper,
enamel. 2004.
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Features
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The Cheapside Horde
by Erika Speel
Erika Speel details a cache of
treasures, found in the Cheapside section of London in 1912
and hidden for over 300 years, which includes enamels and
other precious items.
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Some Notes On Custom Made Jewelry
Findings
by Hali Baykov
Hali Baykov, a studio jeweler and
enameler from England, provides us with notes on her methods
of creating jewelry findings.
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Blacksmithing & Enameling
by Woodrow W. Carpenter
Mr. Carpenter shares his visit to
John C. Campbell Folk School, where he experimented with
enameling on hand forged iron..
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Something Special In Northeast
Wisconsin
by F.R. Nichols
Florentina Nichols provides a
history of the Kohler foundry and production plant, and
explains their innovative program, which allows resident
artists a chance to use the production facilities to create
their art.
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ChamplevÈ - At The Turn Of A Wheel
by Sam Gorelick
Mr. Gorelick shows us his
methods for using a milling machine to engrave pieces for
enameling.
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Notes From An Electroforming Workshop
by F.R. Nichols
Florentina shares her notes from
Maria Phillips' electroforming workshop, held August 2003 at
the Enamelist Society conference, covering the basic
equipment needed for the electroforming process.
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Electroforming Step-By-Step
by Jaime Frechette
Jaime details the necessary steps
to electroform an organic item.
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Enameling "On The Ball -
Again"
by John Killmaster
Professor Killmaster explores the
possibilities of artistic creation using the new series of
enamel marking pens.
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