Cool Tools | FS999™ Three Layer Pendant by Cindy Pope

[@ghouse419]

Excellent video & presentation. Thank you!

[@docbrown3139]

I’m addicted to these videos

[@amberhohman829]

This is an excellent video, thanks Cindy and Cool tools!

[@Artistzip]

You are so cleaver and talented. Love watching your video

[@donzathreedee]

Terrific video! So many great ideas & techniques for working with PMC. Thank you!

[@lmmillette1]

Love Cindi Pope! A wonderful instructor. Thamks for the new tips!

[@3PairDesigns]

Beautiful design and love the new templates!

[@janesmith1398]

Just getting into this. Thank you for all the information!

[@cooltoolsvideos]

Hi Jane, please feel free to reach out to us with any questions, we are always happy to help!

[@MrConnorsmommy]

Such a great video! So many great tips and the bail technique is so useful!

[@janiewarre9941]

What a wonderful tutorial thank you for sharing it.

[@mary-annkieckhaben5026]

Thank you for shering.

[@donnalourim3131]

Hi when the clay is dry can you use it again for other jewelry

[@cooltoolsvideos]

Hi Donna, once the clay is dry it would be read to fire and then used with other jewelry. I hope that answers your question?

[@fantastiqueberliotz1209]

What type of stone did you use that won't crack due to the heat in the kiln? For that matter, what temp did you fire the piece and for how long? Thanks!

[@cooltoolsvideos]

Hello, Cindy uses a Cubic Zirconia - Hessonite Garnet stone. You can find this stone here: www.cooltools.us/CZ-Hessonite-Garnet-Cabochon-Round-Checker-p/czf-358-p.htm On this product page, you can also view our Gemstone Firing Guide, which will tell you each stone that can be fired and for how long, at what temperature. Hope this helps! If you have any other questions, feel free to reach out to our customer service at 888.478.5060 or [e-mail]

[@johnnydangandco]

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[@annedarr1894]

Can’t see pencil mark

[@patselph5879]

Roller template for stones Pattern

[@jenniferlawson3847]

How do you reuse the dried clay you cut out of the back piece?

[@cooltoolsvideos]

Hi Jennifer, you can either reconstitute the clay using a coffee grinder or mortar and pestle. We have videos on how to do this here: www.cooltools.us/searchresults.asp?Search=reconstitute+clay

[@jenniferlawson3847]

@@cooltoolsvideos Thank you!

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