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After the copper is cleaned in an acid bath, it is fired multiple times in a kiln with temperatures ranging between 1850 and 2000 degrees with the desired colors and design.\u00a0 Each piece is fired about two minutes, taken out, cooled and re-fired with additional colors.\u00a0 I use forms for jewelry, switch plates, bowls, dishes, etc.<\/p>\n

I began enameling years ago as an apprentice to Maggie Masters, who later became director of the John C. Campbell Folk School, Brasstown, NC.\u00a0 I began exploring the craft on my own, taking workshops at the Folk School, the Arrowmont School, Gatlinburg, TN, as well as reading multiple books on enameling.<\/p>\n

Enameling is an ancient art, and after many years I still consider myself a novice.\u00a0 It is always thrilling to take a piece from the kiln and watch the colors emerge as it cools.<\/p>\n

Freddie Hart
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After the copper is cleaned in an acid bath, it is fired multiple times in a kiln with temperatures ranging between 1850 and 2000 degrees with the desired colors and design.\u00a0 Each piece is fired about two minutes, taken out, cooled and re-fired with additional colors.\u00a0 I use forms for jewelry, switch plates, bowls, dishes, … <\/p>\n

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