Drying time will depend on how humid it is where you live. I have an empty drawer where I lay my clay pieces inside on a piece of plastic wrap and then let them dry over night. If you can't wait, you can dry with a blow dryer, but it's important to make sure the piece is completely dry before continuing.
"A Birdie Told Me" Metal Clay Charm
By Tammy Powley, About.com Guide
4. Take the bird stamp, press it into the circle, and set the circle some place safe to dry.
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