Because silver solders melting temperature is lower that that of the enamelling kiln, I was not able to enamel onto my piece that I soldered together (far right), because the solder will run and the piece may fall apart. This prompted me to fuse my pieces together, a technique that I had never used before this. These fused shapes can be seen on the left in the photo below.
Monday, June 6, 2011
AngloPlat Prototype
After desiging the shape of my earrings, and deciding that the way I will add colour to them would be plique ajour enamelling, I made my silver prototype...
Because silver solders melting temperature is lower that that of the enamelling kiln, I was not able to enamel onto my piece that I soldered together (far right), because the solder will run and the piece may fall apart. This prompted me to fuse my pieces together, a technique that I had never used before this. These fused shapes can be seen on the left in the photo below.
After fusing the earring shapes together I went on to enamel them without fear of them falling apart. The photo below shows the finished prototypes...
Because silver solders melting temperature is lower that that of the enamelling kiln, I was not able to enamel onto my piece that I soldered together (far right), because the solder will run and the piece may fall apart. This prompted me to fuse my pieces together, a technique that I had never used before this. These fused shapes can be seen on the left in the photo below.
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