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Barbara Arrants

I have been working with metal clay for about 20 years now, having first dabbled in throwing pottery on a wheel. I started in metal clay first as a hobby to balance my working life as a trial and corporate attorney, and recently as a full-time artist after I retired from the practice of law.

I took the original PMC certification courses, and have since branched out into enameling, cutting the clay with a Curio machine, fusing glass cabochons, and bench jewelry metalsmithing. I love experimenting with materials and designs and especially pushing the boundaries of mixing glass and metal clay.

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What people are saying

  • Your classes are just amazing and I have learned sooo much from Cindy Pope’s classes on the Silhouette machines. She breaks it down so any beginner can learn. I didn’t take my Curio out of the box for a year until I watched her class. Now I’m addicted

    Beth B
  • Thank you for the informational class last night, and for the notes, it looks like a great product to work with. Best Wishes,

    Brenda
  • You are a truly generous soul to share so much with the community. I am constantly impressed by the extra effort you put into everything you do. A true inspiration. 

    Bridget D.