Nitto Gakku Japanese 18-Piece Shippo Cloisonne Enamel Jewellery Craft Starter Kit Set A, with Instruction Book & DVD, for Jewelry Making

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Create beautiful Cloisonne jewelry artwork with this kit from Nitto Gakku of Japan. A complete Cloisonne making tools and easy to learn starting kit.
This 18-piece starter kit is perfect for introducing you to the beautiful and fascinating world of Cloisonne making. Suitable for those who are new to Cloisonne making, packed with different kinds of tools and materials to help you start making jewelry by decorating metal object with colored material that is held in place and divided by metal strips. Make cloisonne art to make beautiful jewelry and accessories with this starter kit which can also be used to decorate canvasses, glass, and even phone cases. A range of different materials and tools that creates amazing pieces of art. Kit includes: Baking Tools: • Pot Kiln pedestal• Pot Kiln• Pedestal mesh• Firing mesh• Stainless Steel Plate• Pot Kiln Cover Cloisonne Tools: • Shippo Spatula• Shippo Wooden Handle Spatula• Tweezer• Workboard• Steel Wool Polisher Base Material: • Round Copper 25mm Glaze Paint Materials: • Navy Blue (A067)• White (S315)• White Frit• CMC glue Other: • Instruction DVD (Japanese)• Instruction Book (Japanese) Basic way to make Cloisonne (Shippo)  Polish the base (round copper) with steel wool to remove grease and dirt so that the paint can be applied smoothly. Avoid touching the base after polishing. Mix glaze paint with water until the transparency of water disappears to improve the development of colors after firing. Fill the hollowed part of the base with glaze paint and water mixture using a bamboo spatula to a thickness of about 1mm. Spread the paint evenly around the whole area of the base. Absorb excess water using a tissue. Apply CMC glue using a brush to prevent paint from falling off the surface. Add less paint on the convex side than the concave side to prevent cracking of the paint. Use a brush to spread the paint evenly. Use a tissue to absorb excess water and let it dry. Put in a baking pot and bake. Remove burrs of the paint around the edges. You can add metal fittings (not included in the kit) using metal adhesives (not included in the kit) to complete your work.