Cloisonne Enamel Tutorial - Basic Color Blending Techniques by Sandra McEwen

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These video tutorials will teach you the methods I use in my own studio to create champleve and cloisonne enamel jewelry. For both beginning and more advanced students, this video shows the basics of color blending with Vitreous Enamels using the Cloisonne technique. The best way to explore new color combinations is the make blending sample strips! It's sometimes hard to imagine how 2 or 3 colors will blend together without seeing it first. If you make blending sample strips you will always know how things are going to look before committing to them on a larger more complicated piece.

For more information about me and to purchase my jewelry, visit my website at https://www.sandramcewen.com/

I also sell enamel kits to go with some of my cloisonne and champleve tutorials: https://www.etsy.com/shop/SandraMcEwenJewelry

About me

Enamels are my passion.
I was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio. I graduated from Rhode Island School of Design with a degree in illustration. I currently reside in Wilmington, North Carolina.

Before becoming involved in jewelry crafting, I spent many years making designs in leaded glass. I was an active member of the Antfarm, a local artists cooperative for several years. I have always loved incorporating bright color and light into my work, so when I discovered the beauty of cloisonné enamel, I was hooked. My work incorporates color, light, and balance- be it abstract or figurative. I'm influenced by all the gorgeous jewelry of the past, but try to give it a modern twist.

I love crafting beautiful objects to wear and adore, and I hope you will enjoy owning them as much as I enjoy making them. If you are interested in commissioning a unique piece of wearable art, please feel free to contact me.

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