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****It is recommended you have Chrome as your internet browser to download these files.
After paying, you will need to send your YouTube email address to Ros Bailey either through FB messenger or email - info@aussiemetalclay.com (Messenger preferred). If you need any assistance, please contact Ros Bailey for assistance.
To find your YouTube email address please go into YouTube, in the upper right-hand corner you will see either your initial or your icon, would you please click on that and send me what the email address is that is attached to it.
You may NOT resell, modify, share or claim any part of this video or this digital download file as your own work.
Please give credit to the author of this tutorial when using these techniques.
A Bail & Bar making tutorial guides jewellery makers step-by-step through designing and crafting secure, elegant toggle style connectors for your chains metal clay techniques; it covers forming and texturing the bail and bar components, optimizing thickness and fit for different chain gauges, and firing and finishing methods to ensure strength and a professional look.
****It is recommended you have Chrome as your internet browser to download these files.
After paying, you will need to send your YouTube email address to Ros Bailey either through FB messenger or email - info@aussiemetalclay.com (Messenger preferred). If you need any assistance, please contact Ros Bailey for assistance.
To find your YouTube email address please go into YouTube, in the upper right-hand corner you will see either your initial or your icon, would you please click on that and send me what the email address is that is attached to it.
You may NOT resell, modify, share or claim any part of this video or this digital download file as your own work.
Please give credit to the author of this tutorial when using these techniques.
A Bail & Bar making tutorial guides jewellery makers step-by-step through designing and crafting secure, elegant toggle style connectors for your chains metal clay techniques; it covers forming and texturing the bail and bar components, optimizing thickness and fit for different chain gauges, and firing and finishing methods to ensure strength and a professional look.