Cool Tools | Tiny Birthstone Silver Charms by Jennifer Dins | Set Birthstones in Metal Clay

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In this video, Jennifer shows how to create birthstone charms two different ways. This is a great project for beginners, especially those interested in learning how to use embeddables and how to torch fire metal clay.

[@milouschmidt]

I adore this thank you ❤ you have such a laid back zen dinamic that I enjoyed every minute of this tutorial. ❤

[@tammiehonican76]

These are just so dainty and elegant! Just beautiful!!!

[@cooltoolsvideos]

Dainty and elegant, the perfect description! ☺

[@aumi.jewels]

Oh I just love these. So simple to do… Thank you so much Cindy for sharing. 🤗’s Michelle

[@tomfitz-tm6tz]

Great video...I will try to make one of these !

[@sloaneschuchman5090]

hi! i absolutely love these tutorials, thanks so much for making art clay education accessible! one question: did i miss, why do you put the pieces on a mug warmer? does it dry them?

[@cooltoolsvideos]

Hello, we're glad to hear you enjoy our tutorials! Yes, the hot plate speeds up the drying process for metal clay.

[@laetitiaphan8008]

If I wanted to, could I make a bigger piece like the first part of the second version and put the finding in that, for a more minimalistic version of this charm, rather than make the double snake layered donut shape? Or is the donut necessary for some technical reason that I missed?