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SKU:MIC-104
1/2 oz
Made in USA
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Mica powders are non-tarnishing and universal. They can be combined with virtually any medium and applied as a paint or glaze, creating a glowing metallic luster. Mica powders may be flash gilded by dusting over a water-based or oil-based gilding adhesive. Change the background color and mica powders take on different hues. Lessen the amount of powder in the medium, and the surface becomes translucent with an appearance of great depth.
These micas contain no animal products and have not been tested on animals. They are exclusively sourced from ethical supply lines.
Precautions
Do not inhale, avoid contact with eyes. Use protective equipment. Provide appropriate ventilation
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In this video, Karen shows both working stages of this project - clay working (with Cyprus™ Copper Clay) and enameling after the clay has been fired. The pearlescent effect of...
In this video, Karen shows both working stages of this project - clay working (with Cyprus™ Copper Clay) and enameling after the clay has been fired. The pearlescent effect of...
In this video, Karen cuts holiday shapes from Cyprus™ Copper Clay using both the Ultra Clay Pick and cookie cutters. She then enamels these shapes and embellishes them with Mica...
In this video, Karen cuts holiday shapes from Cyprus™ Copper Clay using both the Ultra Clay Pick and cookie cutters. She then enamels these shapes and embellishes them with Mica...
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.
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"I followed Jan Harrell’s instructions for silk screening the mic-101 and mic-104 through a silkscreen and WOW! It really jazzed up my simple earrings. The larger pieces are just sample, but I can’t wait to do this on larger pieces. One caution: Jan said to clean the screen right away, and she meant RIGHT AWAY....right into water when you finish. I waited only a few minutes and now can’t clean all the gel-mica mixture from the screen."
— Janice P. (5/5)
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