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Composite Mica
What would you do with composite mica?
I've used sheet mica once, in a mixed media jewelry making class taught by Susan Lenart Kazmer, and always figured if I found some cheap I would buy it to play around with.
So I bought a package of "composite mica" not realizing that it doesn't work the same way sheet mica works.
What do I do with it? Anyone out there use composite mica in their crafting? It looks like it would be fun to play with, but I'm not sure how to use it....
I haven’t used composite mica in jewelry making but I did make a small journal with it in a class I took with Dan Essig.
I have been looking for a source foir it ever since. Where did you buy yours?
I bought some from Hannah Gray – not sure if they still carry it, but it’s worth a try! Google the name, can’t remember if it’s “gray” or “grey”.