For those wanting to get started with metal clay but not ready to invest in a kiln or designers who just want to occasional make pieces but not put a large and expensive commitment into the supplies need, the low-fire clay is a great alternative, and learning to fire the clay with a torch is a relatively simple process.
You will need the following tools and supplies:
Low-fire silver metal clay that is ready for firing
Butane torch
Jar of water
Metal tongs
Fire brick or heat resistance pad
Note: You can find a small butane torch at most hardware stores. Most torches are easy to fill with butane by simply inserting the nozzle of the butane container into the bottom of the torch and pushing against it.
