Cast Pewter Jewelry
“Cast Pewter Jewelry” by Jay D Kain is a comprehensive guide published by Davis Publications in December 1899. This first edition, consisting of 96 pages, explores the creative potential of pewter as a versatile material for jewelry making. The author emphasizes the unique qualities of pewter, highlighting its practicality and affordability, making it suitable for classroom settings and artistic endeavors.
Readers will find detailed discussions on basic casting procedures, along with variations for each technique, aimed at inspiring artists, students, and teachers alike. The book also includes a list of essential materials and equipment needed to establish a casting program, ensuring that users can effectively engage with pewter casting. With a focus on the innovative possibilities of this medium, “Cast Pewter Jewelry” serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the art of jewelry making.
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From the Introduction: The author believes that a casting experience in pewter offers a versatile, inventive material with which to work and a “eureka” quality which the traditional metals lack, not to mention its low cost and practicality for classroom use. This book should serve only as an impetus for the artist, student, and teacher, encouraging them to search and investigate the possibilities of pewter casting. The basic casting procedures are discussed with possible variations for each technique. A list of basic materials and equipment is included to assist in setting up a casting program in the classroom. The pewter supplied by the suggested art supply sources has no lead content.
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