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Cloisonné Jewelry by Merry-Lee Rae



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Merry-Lee Rae  
Rae Studios  
P. O. Box 1812  
Freedom, CA 95019  

merrylee@merryleerae.com  




My Thoughts on Sharing
My purpose in creating this section is twofold. First, I would like to describe the process of cloisonné to those of you who have a general interest in how I create my jewelry. In addition, I am honored to offer my technical achievements to the other enamelists of our generation. It is my hope that by sharing my knowledge, someone may be spared the frustration of technical hurdles inherent in the process. Please feel free to go to the "Enamelists Discussion" with your requests for information and I will share what I know. In return, it is my hope that the miles between us will diminish to a click of a button and we will find a new way to encourage and inspire one another. I will add to this section as often as possible and your requests will guide my progress.

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The Kiln
The kiln I use is a small electric "Firemaster" with a 9" W X 6.5" H X 11" D interior. I rely on the pyrometer and use welding glasses to protect my eyes during firing. The door has a 1.5" peephole that I have covered with a mica sheet to reduce drafts. I fire pieces on a stainless steel trivet supported by a small firing rack and use a welding glove and copper tongs to place work in the kiln.  







Never underestimate the power of momentum.

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