In this beginner-friendly tutorial, I’ll take you through the whole process step by step from measuring your ring size and shaping your silver clay, to adding gemstones, firing, refining and polishing your finished ring. You’ll learn the essential techniques you need to start making your own beautiful silver jewellery from home, while building the confidence to experiment with your own designs. ✨ 🧡 Want to make along with me? If you’d like to make the ring using the Sully’sClay Ring Kit, you can find the kit on my website: sullysclay.co.uk ✨ 🇬🇧 UK-based Skool members: You’ll also get £10 off the kit! Your exclusive discount code can be found inside this tutorial. So grab your clay, pick your favourite gemstone and let’s get making! ✨ https://www.skool.com/sullys-clay-5977/classroom/628768c0

Just thought that I would introduce myself, I am Sara and I have been working with Metal Clay since 2015. I am an accredited ArtClay instructor who teaches beginner classes in London. I have also got another persona of Fused Glass Cabs Ltd which came about due to a silver clay and glass course that I took. Just in case you didn't know glass can be fired in situ with silver clay 😁 I have aquired a huge amount of knowledge over the past 11 years and I am always happy to help 🥰

Hi everyone. Sorry I've been quiet, had a bereavement this week amongst other things so I've been totally out of the game. I'm thinking of experimenting with different bronze shades in the same peice. Apart from keeping an eye on shrinkage and being smart with that, has anyone else successfully done this? Any examples :)

My first test strip of white bronze clay…. Epic fail!! 🫩 totally not sintered, I even fired it for half an hour longer than the instructions said!!

Hey lovely people, Never be afraid of asking the Stupid Question! Everyone has to start somewhere, not everyone is an expert and very experienced. I remember the first time I asked a question on a metal clay group on facebook and was shocked and appalled the way some of the very experienced people responded to me. In fact one person even DM'd me after posting their response to say sorry and they forgot that a newbie might not know a simple thing. Be bold and ask the question! And remember that FAIL stands for First Attempt In Learning 😉