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Studio Member Magazine of the PMC Guild PMC Studio Member Magazine of the PMC Guild PMC Beautiful Backs page 5 “Sundial” Pendant page 6 Etching Texture Plates page 8 Quilling PMC page 12 Fall 2005 · Volume 8, Number 3 Studio Fall 2005 · Volume 8, Number 3 Member Magazine of the PMC Guild PMC features departments 5 Beautiful Backs 4 As I PMC It Nancy Hamilton offers tips on three-dimensional thinking, so that your jewelry looks as good behind as in front 10 Gallery 15 Portfolio 6 “Sundial” Pendant Moving dials make this clock-inspired pendant an intriguing 16 Happenings PMC Project. By Hadar Jacobson. 18 Q & A 8 Etching Texture Plates Copper etching offers PMC artists another method for making unique texture plates. By Lora Hart. On the Cover: "Pinctada Maximus" by Barbara Becker Simon. Studio PMC PMC Guild 12 Quilling PMC P.O. Box 265, Mansfield, MA 02048 This PMC+ Sheet technique is inspired by the genteel art of www.PMCguild.com paper quilling. By Maryanne Mott and Robin Layton. Volume 8, Number 3 • Fall 2005 Editor—Suzanne Wade Technical Editor—Tim McCreight 14 PMC Pen Art Director—Jonah Spivak Using a woodworker's pen kit, Lauren Halling explains Advertising Manager—Bill Spilman how to create a PMC pen. Studio PMC is published by the PMC Guild Inc. &HUWLILHG 3ULFLQJ IURP 30& 6XSSO\FRP 7% ./7 /&&%2 #%24)&)%$ ,%6%, 02)#).' /. 0-# 0-# 3UPPLYCOM NOW OFFERS CERTI lED LEVEL PRICING AND A SECURE PASSWORD PROTECTED #ERTIlED ONLY WEB SITE THAT CATERS TO YOUR NEEDS /UR 0-# PRICING IS IN LINE WITH CERTIlED LEVELS FROM OTHER SOURCES )N ADDITION WE OFFER MANY ITEMS SUCH AS GEMSTONES CHAINS AND TRAINING VIDEOS AT BELOW WHOLESALE PRICES TO CER TIlEDS ARTISTS 0LEASE VISIT US AT WWWPMCSUPPLYCOMCERTIlED WWWPMCSUPPLYCOMCERTIlED 3!6% 4/$!9 6+,33,1* 2 · Studio PMC Contacting Studio PMC How to SUBMIT WORK to Studio PMC Join, Renew, Update your PMC Guild Membership We welcome your PMC photos, articles and ideas. You may submit by mail or electronically. Please To join or renew your PMC Guild membership, to change your mailing or e-mail address, or to request include your name, address, e-mail, phone, plus a full description of your PMC piece and a brief bio. Slides back issues or additional copies of Studio PMC, visit the PMC Guild Web site at www.PMCGuild.com, are preferred, but color prints and digital images are OK. call toll-free 866-315-6487 or write By Mail: Mail articles and photos to: Studio PMC, P.O. Box 3000, Denville, NJ 07834 P.O. Box 265, Mansfield, MA 02048. Electronically: E-mail articles in the body of the e-mail, or as attachments. E-mail photos as attach- PMC Guild ments. We require an image resolution of 300 dpi. Jeanette Landenwitch, Executive Director • E-mail files (under 4 MB) to [email protected] 2390 Acorn Drive #245 Hebron, KY 41048 USA Deadlines: Nov. 1 for Spring issue; Feb. 1 for Summer issue; Phone: 859-586-0595 May 1 for Fall issue; Aug. 1 for Winter issue. Website: www.PMCguild.com E-mail: [email protected] How to Place Advertising in Studio PMC Contact our Advertising Manager, Bill Spilman, for specifications, deadlines, and prices. Phone Toll-free: Copyright ©2005 PMC Guild. 877-878-3260. Printed four or more times a year. Reprints by permission only. All rights reserved. E-mail: [email protected] Studio PMC, its staff and contributors, specifically disclaim any responsibility or liability for damages or How to get answers to technical questions injury as a result of any construction, design, use, manufacture, or any other activity undertaken as a E-mail Tim at: [email protected] result of the use or application of information contained in any Studio PMC issue or article. PMC Firing Chart All versions of PMC should be dry before firing. Air dry or use a hairdryer, stove, or lightbulb. PMC3 takes a bit longer to dry because of its high density. PMC 1650°F 900°C at least 2 hours PMC3 1290°F 700°C at least 10 minutes 1200°F 650°C at least 20 minutes PMC+ 1650°F 900°C at least 10 minutes 1110°F 600°C at least 45 minutes 1560°F 850°C at least 20 minutes 1470°F 800°C at least 30 minutes 0RUH 1HZ 3URGXFWV IURP 30& 6XSSO\FRP ZZZSPFVXSSO\FRP 4HE -ULTI -ANDREL» 4HIS PIECE RING MANDREL SET IS IDEAL FOR MAKING 0-# 4HE 3PEED&IRE» #ONE FOR RINGS 4HE MANDREL STAND CAN BE ROTATED TO WORK ON -ETAL #LAY IS THE LATEST RINGS FROM TWO DIRECTIONS AND THE MANDREL CAN BE INNOVATION IN METAL CLAY REMOVED FROM THE HOLDER FOR HAND HELD DETAIL WORK lRING ALTERNATIVES &IRES 4HE MANDREL SET CONSISTS OF ALUMINUM MANDRELS ALL GRADES OF METAL CLAY TO COVERING SIZE TO SIZE ALLOWING YOU TO MAKE 0-# OPTIMUM TEMPERATURES RINGS IN SIZES TO 4HIS SIZE RANGE ALLOWS FOR THE !CCURATE PYROMETER TEM SIZE SHRINKAGE WHEN MAKING RINGS FROM 0-# 4HESE PERATURE CONTROL TO UNTAPERED MANDRELS ARE IDEAL FOR WIDE RINGS DEGREES %ASILY lRES MORE THAN OF GRAMS OF CLAY HOURS OF lRING FOR ABOUT 0ROPANE CYLIN DERS ARE READILY AVAILABLE 0-# $6$S $ISC 3ET &IRE METAL CLAY WITH CE ,EARN THE CORRECT AND CREATIVE WAY TO RAMIC AND GLASS BEADS MAKE METAL CLAY MASTERPIECES OF YOUR %NAMELERS DELIGHT 3EE OWN 9OU WILL LEARN TECHNIQUES TOOLS AND YOUR WORK MINUTES AFTER (ATTIES UNIQUE WAY OF CREATING ONE OF A lRING 3AFE AND EASY TO KIND DESIGNS OF YOUR OWN 3HE TEACHES USE 3IMPLE INSTRUCTIONS YOU BY DEMONSTRATING EACH TOOL AND INCLUDED TECHNIQUE AND THEN WALKS YOU THROUGH AMAZING PROJECTS .EARLY HOURS )NTERNATIONAL 0ATENTS 0ENDING 7OOD -ANDREL (OLDER /PTIONAL 3!6% 4/$!9 )5(( 6+,33,1* Fall 2005 · 3 As I PMC It: Calling all Ambassadors! by Jeanette Landenwitch Imagine this…. • Shelley Jones visits her favorite gallery and sees a new display of pieces made from 1. Go to our website, www.PMCguild.com, a material called Precious Metal Clay. and enter the site. • John Wilson, a new student to the arts 2. Click on the ‘Ambassador’ link. scene, reads an article about PMC in the our front line of communication to the gen- 3. Click on ‘Become an Ambassador’. latest issue of a trade magazine. eral public, which could take the form of 4. You should now be on a page where • Jane Smith has just stopped by her answering a few questions, recommending you’ll find a simple form to fill out. This favorite shop to replenish her studio sup- sources for tools and supplies, or directing form will ask for your name, city, state, zip ply of beads and materials. She sees a dis- newcomers to classes, including their own. code, and e-mail address. You will also be play of beads made from something called We are all participants in an ongoing asked to identify which program you have Precious Metal Clay. historical event, the discovery of the capa- been certified with—Rio Rewards, PMC They’re curious. Their interest is piqued. bilities of Precious Metal Clay, and I am Connection, or both. This information But where do they go from here? How do continually impressed by the willingness will appear immediately on the posted they find more information about PMC? Is of our membership to share information Ambassador List. there anyone locally who works with PMC? about these discoveries. This spirit of sharing, Help us to help others. Become an We can help! The PMC Guild is pleased which permeates our PMC community, is Ambassador today! If you are certified and to announce a new feature designed to what we hope to pass along to those who want to sign up as a PMC Ambassador, go to assist those who have recently discovered are just learning what PMC is all about. http://pmcguild.com/ambassador/signup. PMC. It is called the Ambassador Program, The Ambassador Program will be php?key=GuildAmbassador and fill in the and you are the Ambassadors! posted in the public section of the PMC form there. The PMC Guild is compiling a list of Guild website. Certified PMC artisans who want to be advo- Anyone who has successfully completed cates for PMC within their community. The a certification program can list themselves job of these Ambassadors will be to assist as an Ambassador. If you would like to people in your area who are new to PMC and participate in this program, it’s easy to seeking direction. The Ambassadors will be enroll. Follow these simple steps. Quick Reference Card To join or renew your membership: PMC Guild Web site 866-315-6487 www.PMCguild.com P.O. Box 3000, Denville, NJ 07834 Member user name: member (not your name, just this word) Member password: PMC2005 (be sure to use uppercase letters) Guild services: Visit the PMC Guild Web site to join or renew your membership 859-586-0595 • [email protected] in the Guild, find certification classes in your area, view back 2390 Acorn Drive #245, Hebron, KY 41048 issues of Studio PMC, or participate in online discussion forums. Technical Help: Studio PMC [email protected] Editorial: 508-339-7366 • [email protected] P.O. Box 265, Mansfield, MA 02048 Certification Classes Advertising: 877-878-3260 • [email protected] Rio Rewards : 866-346-2698 PMC Connection: 866-762-2529 4 · Studio PMC Beautiful Backs by Nancy Hamilton started my art career as a painter, and then squash all of your hard work. It's also a Imoved on to printmaking. Neither of good idea to place the piece on a soft cloth these mediums required me to think in or a piece of leather to avoid marring the three dimensions — my primary concern details.
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